Containerized version of node-solid-server
For quickly trying out this image or solid-server in general you can run:
docker run -p 8443:8443 nodesolidserver/node-solid-serverYou will be able to access the server via https://localhost:8443 then. It will use auto-generated self-signed certificates and is not suited for production use. For a production server you will have to create some real certificates and configure environment variables, like SOLID_SERVER_URI, SOLID_SSL_KEY and SOLID_SSL_CERT. Take a look at the examples folder at GitHub for details.
All solid configuration flags can be set by an equivalent environment variable. The official solid-server documentation explains them in detail.
For a productive setup you may want to use docker-compose. Example setups can be found in the examples folder. Here is an overview of what is in there:
./examples/docker-compose.simple.yml
Run solid-server directly on HTTPS port 443 without a proxy in between. You will need to have your certificates ready and mount them into the container.
./examples/docker-compose.nginx.yml
Run solid-server on port 8443 behind a nginx proxy on 443. You will need to setup an nginx container with letsencrypt companion as described here.
When using nginx to proxy HTTPS connections to Solid you will need to specify HTTPS in the local service URI:
proxy_pass https://127.0.0.1:8443;
This approach is useful if you do not wish to grant Solid access to your HTTPS certificates, as nginx does not validate the self-signed certificates that Solid generates for its proxy_pass connection.
./examples/docker-compose.all-in-one.yml
Run solid-server on port 8443 behind a nginx proxy on 443, including certificate generation via letsencrypt companion.
The setup you need is not presented here? Feel free to ask, or provide a Pull Request with your solution.
There is a topic in the Solid Forum, you are welcome to join in.
If you would like to contribute to the development of this image, see CONTRIBUTING.md