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We're looking at running SignServer in AWS ECS (docker). I'm wondering if there's a way to pass in config files, certificates, and anything else needed to start a container running signserver with workers pre-configured and activated? I'm happy to do this via the startup command or by passing in environment variables. Looking through the config files I can see how I can setup the template configurations, enable client configs and modules, pass in the management certificate, but not how to actually configure and activate a few workers without having to go through the UI. I'm also reading through the docs here: https://doc.primekey.com/signserver/signserver-reference
The hope is we can configure it so if the container crashes for any reason, a new container will spin up and the workers and everything else needed will startup at the same time so there's no manual effort needed.
Thank you in advance for the help and I'll update here if I come across the answer while re-reading the documentation.
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Hi,
We're looking at running SignServer in AWS ECS (docker). I'm wondering if there's a way to pass in config files, certificates, and anything else needed to start a container running signserver with workers pre-configured and activated? I'm happy to do this via the startup command or by passing in environment variables. Looking through the config files I can see how I can setup the template configurations, enable client configs and modules, pass in the management certificate, but not how to actually configure and activate a few workers without having to go through the UI. I'm also reading through the docs here: https://doc.primekey.com/signserver/signserver-reference
The hope is we can configure it so if the container crashes for any reason, a new container will spin up and the workers and everything else needed will startup at the same time so there's no manual effort needed.
Thank you in advance for the help and I'll update here if I come across the answer while re-reading the documentation.
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