unsecure-uaa

Warning

This docker image must NOT be used for productional environments. All the secrets are hardcoded and therefore it is not save to use it as is.

Dockerfile to create an Docker image for the konraifen88-home project. The Docker image will contain an working UAA instance which will be connected to an PostgreSQL db.

Build

To build this image simply call from its root directory:

docker build -t konraifen88-home/unsecure-uaa .

Run

To run it you first make sure you also have an running PostgreSQL instance.

PostgreSQL in Docker

The easiest way to start the UAA is to also provide an PostgreSQL as another running Docker image. To do so simply call:

docker run -d --name {{DATABASE_NAME}} [-p 5432:5432] postgres
docker run -d --name uaa --link {{DATABASE_NAME}}:db -p 8080:8080 konraifen88-home/unsecure-uaa:latest

This will link the database instance to the uaa instance and use the provided Postgres instance.

External PostgreSQL

It is also possible to use an externally running instance of PostgreSQL. Simply run:

docker run -d --name uaa \
    -e "DB_PORT_5432_TCP_ADDR={{ADDRESS_TO_DB}}" \
    -e "DB_PORT_5432_TCP_PORT={{PORT_OF_DB}}" \
    -e "DB_ENV_DB={{DB_NAME}}" \
    -e "DB_ENV_USER={{USERNAME}}" \
    -e "DB_ENV_PASS={{PASSWORD}}" \
    -p 8080:8080 konraifen88-home/unsecure-uaa:latest

Configuration

To change the configuration you can set the following environment variables when starting the docker image:

• UAA_CONFIG_URL: This will overwrite the default config for the users and the DB configuration. To see all possible configurations see The offical uaa.yml reference file

• LOGIN_CONFIG_URL: This is set to the uaa-additional.yml file by default.