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Windows 10
Installing on Windows 10 Pro 64bit with Docker for Windows
Note: This is a community supported installation method. You can discuss about this in the forum thread.
Please make sure:
  • you have at least 4 GB of memory on your Windows 10 Pro machine
  • you are running 64 bit edition of Windows 10 Pro
  • you have the latest updates installed, and no updates pending
  • you have enabled Hyper-V (requires a reboot, go to Control Panel -> Add Windows Components -> Hyper-V)
  • you have at least 20 GB of disk space, preferably SSD

Steps:

  • Download and install Docker for Windows​
  • Create or open a directory you want to hold the content of your server
  • Create a file named docker-compose.yml based on our example​
  • In the same directory as the above file, run the following command and wait for the server to fully start, takes a couple of minutes
docker-compose up
docker-compose logs -f rocketchat
  • Access your Rocket.Chat server at http://localhost:3000
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