Please note that Identity IQ is closed source so you first need to get a license for Idenity IQ and go to https://community.sailpoint.com/ to download the software. You will put the downloaded identityiq-x.y.zip into the build/src/ directory to get started. I provide a dummy file for demo purposes. This does not include ANY Sailpoint proprietary code and can only be used to check if this "dockerization" works.
Debian Jessie, Oracle JDK 8 and Tomcat 8 based docker container. Inspired by dodorka/tomcat
Container will run in background, IIQ will be run from mounted volume.
Includes:
- Oracle JDK 1.8.1xx (pulling latest version automatically)
- Tomcat 8.5.29 (maybe you need to change this to current version)
- Git, wget, curl, build-essential
- mariadb database
Get started with docker for Windows here: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/windows/
Exports a volume on /opt/tomcat/webapps (if you use this, you need to expand your identityiq.war manually to that directory.
You can mount the volume on startup to a local directory containing your war file or exploded war directory.
Two ports are exposed:
- 8080: default Tomcat port.
- 8009: default Tomcat debug port.
Remember to map the ports to the docker host with "docker run" or in docker-compose.yml.
Build with:
docker-compose build
Please do not upload this docker container to a public docker registry: Sailpoint IIQ is closed source and not publicly available.
If you have docker-compose installed, you can just launch:
sudo docker-compose up
Go to http://localhost:8080/identityiq. User: spadmin Password: admin
- Please note that the image contains a
tomcat-users.xmlfile, including anadminuser (passwordadmin). For the time being, should you wish to change that, fork this repo and modify the xml file accordingly. - The manager application is accessible from all hosts, an appropriate configuration was deployed to /opt/tomcat/conf/Catalina/localhost/manager.xml