jahia-dev-start-local

A local Jahia development environment is bootstrapped by running `docker compose up --wait` to start the server and deploy modules, or by using a JVM-based bare-metal fallback to achieve a running instance at http://localhost:8080.

Yes, you can run Jahia locally without Docker by using the bare-metal fallback path, which requires a JVM-based installation on your machine instead of relying on Docker containers for provisioning.

To deploy a Jahia site locally, you need either Docker for the Docker Compose workflow or a configured JVM environment for the bare-metal fallback. The setup enforces these prerequisites before guiding you through site creation and module deployment.

You create a new site and deploy a module in Jahia by following the guided steps provided after your local instance starts. Running `docker compose up --wait` establishes your first local site and deploys the necessary module automatically.

Default credentials for local Jahia development are provided through the skill's credential guidance during the setup process. This ensures you have the correct authentication details to access your running instance and test your sites.