Docker Ulbora Oauth2 Server

• 1.0.9, latest (Dockerfile)

This is Docker Ulbora Oauth2 Server running on Alpine

Running

docker run -p some-port:8080 --name ulbora-oauth2-server \
--env DATABASE_USER_NAME=some-user-name \
--env DATABASE_USER_PASSWORD=some-user-password \
--env DATABASE_NAME=some-db-name \
--env DATABASE_POOL_SIZE=pool-size \
--env AUTHENTICATION_SERVICE=auth-server \
--env PORT=8080 \
--link some-mysql-container-name:mysql -it  \
ulboralabs/oauth2server sh

or as a daemon (suggested)

docker run -p some-port:8080 --name ulbora-oauth2-server \
--env DATABASE_USER_NAME=some-user-name \
--env DATABASE_USER_PASSWORD=some-user-password \
--env DATABASE_NAME=some-db-name \
--env DATABASE_POOL_SIZE=pool-size \
--env AUTHENTICATION_SERVICE=auth-server \
--env PORT=8080 \
--link some-mysql-container-name:mysql -d  \
ulboralabs/oauth2server sh

Note

The link to your mysql container should always end with :mysql as shown above

--link some-mysql-container-name:mysql

The :mysql is an alias that produces an environment variable named MYSQL_PORT_3306_TCP_ADDR inside the web container. If :mysql were to be changed to :mysqldb, then the environment variable would be named MYSQLDB_PORT_3306_TCP_ADDR and the User Micro Service would not connect the the mysql database. The User Micro Service needs the environment variable to be named MYSQL_PORT_3306_TCP_ADDR.

Ports on the host machine should be different for each container

Example:

-p host-port-number:container-port-number

-p 3001:8080 
-p 3002:8080 
-p 3003:8080

Connect to running instance

docker exec -it ulboralabs/oauth2server sh