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Is this feature request related to a problem?
✅ Yes
Problem Description
OpenIM is an open-source instant messaging solution for enterprise-level communication. It is widely used in various industries due to its high performance, scalability, and security. However, when deploying OpenIM through Docker, users may encounter issues with pulling the necessary images due to DNS contamination. In this article, we will introduce an offline deployment solution for OpenIM that solves this problem.
Solution Description
Images list
Benefits
The offline deployment solution for OpenIM with COS brings several benefits to the user, including:
Potential Drawbacks
no
Additional Information
The Solution
To solve this problem, we recommend using an offline deployment solution for OpenIM. This solution involves saving the necessary images to a cloud object storage (COS) service, such as Tencent Cloud's COS, and then downloading them from the COS to the local machine for deployment. This approach provides a high-speed download channel and avoids the DNS pollution issue.
Step 1: Save Images to COS
The first step is to save the necessary image into COS. We recommend using Tencent Cloud's COS, as it provides a reliable and cost-effective storage solution. The following is an example of how to save the mongodb image to Tencent Cloud's COS:
Step 2: Download Images from COS
After saving the images to the COS, users can download them to the local machine for deployment. The following is an example of how to download the mongodb image from Tencent Cloud's COS:
Step 3: Deploy OpenIM
Once the images have been downloaded, users can proceed with the deployment of OpenIM. The following is an example of how to deploy OpenIM using the mongodb image:
Then import the other images ~
Step 4: Deploy OpenIM - docker - compose