To have two instances of open event v1 and v2 running locally, one can use docker-compose. The installation instructions can be found here.

In order to have the two projects running, execute clone.sh or copy the three clone commands from clone.sh into your terminal

docker-compose up

Two databases and users are created to allow for using one postgres image with both versions. See postgres-initdb.d/create_db.sql for details. To init both databases, run

cp v2-frontend/.env.example v2-frontend/.env
cp v2-server/.env.example v2-server/.env
docker-compose start
docker-compose run v1 sh -c "python3 create_db.py && python3 manage.py db stamp head"
docker-compose run v2-server sh -c "python3 create_db.py && python3 manage.py db stamp head && python3 manage.py runserver"

To access Postgres, Redis and v1/v2 from outside, use