In this tutorial we will use the official Docker image of the Curity Identity Server to run the server locally, using Docker.
Pull the image
To pull the latest image from the Docker hub use the following command:
docker pull curity/idsvr
Other variants of the container
To use other variants of the container, refer to the details on Docker Hub.Run the container
- Set the admin user password in an environment variable and start the server.
- The port 6749 is the default port for the admin UI. Expose it in the
docker run
command to access it. - The port 8443 is also exposed in this example to prepare for the First Configuration.
docker run -it -e PASSWORD=<ADMIN_PASSWORD> -p 6749:6749 -p 8443:8443 curity/idsvr
You can also run in detached mode by passing -d
in the docker run
command.
The unattended installer will run in the container when it is starting for the first time, only if a $PASSWORD
is set.
Once the server is up, you can access the Admin UI by visiting https://localhost:6749/admin.
Next Steps
Now the Curity Identity Server is up and running but without any configuration. The next step is to set up the basic profiles and services. Move on to the First Configuration Tutorial.
A more advanced example
Refer to the docker-compose tutorial if you need a more advanced tutorial using Docker to setup a whole cluster.Let’s Stay in Touch!
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