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Docker build files for the ForgeRock stack

Warning

This code is not supported by ForgeRock and it is your responsibility to verify that the software is suitable and safe for use.

Contributing

If you are reading this on github, this is a mirror of the master repo at https://stash.forgerock.org/projects/DOCKER/repos/docker/browse

Any pull requests or issues should be filed on the stash project. You will need a ForgeRock community account to create PRs or issues.

To create a pull request, fork the project to your private community stash account, clone it to your workstation, commit your changes and push them up to your stash account. You can create a pull request on stash.

About

This is very much a work in progress. You will need to modify the Dockerfiles here to suit your needs. The Dockerfiles are changing quite often as we find better ways to build these images for a wide range of requirements.

Some of the Docker images dynamically pull the ForgeRock assets from maven, and some expect that the war or zip is already downloaded to the directory containing the Dockerfile.

The provided Makefile and build scripts downloads nightly builds from ForgeRock's maven repo and will build and tag the docker images

To build

make clean
make

Getting Started Example using OpenAM

The openam-onbuild contains a Docker image is a good place to start. There is sample/ directory in that image that will build and configure a child image. Please see the README

Building Docker Images using Jenkins

If you have a Jenkins CI pipeline, you can automatically build these images:

  • Check this repo out of git
  • Copy the relevant war or zip file from ForgeRock's maven repo
  • Use the Jenkins Docker plugin to perform a docker build, tag and push the image.

Building Minor or Patch Releases

If you want to use a major or minor release (OpenAM 13.0.1, for example), log on to backstage.forgerock.com and download the appropriate binary. The binary should be placed in the Docker build directory (e.g. openam/) and should not have any version info (openam.war, not OpenAM-13.0.1.war).

Note that some images directly pull from maven -so you may need to modify the Dockerfile

If you are interested in running on a Kubernetes cluster, see here

How to run these images

Please see the README.md in each directory. If you want to run OpenAM you probably want to start with the openam-onbuild image.