In this section we'll use the Docker image locally, which is useful for integration, testing, and troubleshooting. Docker, e.g. Docker Desktop, must be installed and running. You should also create a new empty directory that you can change (cd) to.
The directory will be used to store Airlock IAM configuration files:
Preparation
mkdir -p ~/airlock-iam-docker && cd ~/airlock-iam-docker # Create new directory docker info # Make sure Docker daemon is running
Using the CLI to perform application-level configuration tasks works very similarly to the way it does on a traditional installation without docker. The iam command is the default entry-point of the Docker image.
This means that any CLI command can be executed inside a Docker image as follows:
Docker CLI
# Show all available parameters and their default values docker run --rm docker.io/ergon/airlock-iam:7.7 default-parameters # Correct permissions when using native Docker on Linux mkdir -p "$(pwd)/iam" && sudo chown -R 1000:0 "$(pwd)/iam" # Create new instance named "auth" docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)/iam:/home/airlock/iam" docker.io/ergon/airlock-iam:7.7 init --instance auth # Upgrade configuration of instance named "auth" docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)/iam:/home/airlock/iam" docker.io/ergon/airlock-iam:7.7 upgrade -i auth # Run Airlock IAM and forward the HTTPS port 8443 to the host docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)/iam:/home/airlock/iam" -p 8443:8443 docker.io/ergon/airlock-iam:7.7 run -i auth