This repository provides an Etherpad Container to be run on Red Hat OpenShift. While you can build it yourself the easiest way to set up is to just deploy the image:
oc new-project etherpad
oc new-app --template=postgresql-persistent --param POSTGRESQL_USER=ether --param POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD=ether --param POSTGRESQL_DATABASE=etherpad --param POSTGRESQL_VERSION=10 --param VOLUME_CAPACITY=10Gi --labels=app=etherpad_db
sleep 15
# From Github Repo
oc new-app -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wkulhanek/docker-openshift-etherpad/master/etherpad-template.yaml -p DB_TYPE=postgres -p DB_HOST=postgresql -p DB_PORT=5432 -p DB_DATABASE=etherpad -p DB_USER=ether -p DB_PASS=ether -p ETHERPAD_IMAGE=quay.io/wkulhanek/etherpad:1.8.4 -p ADMIN_PASSWORD=secret
# From a cloned repo
# oc new-app -f ./etherpad-template.yaml -p DB_TYPE=postgres -p DB_HOST=postgresql -p DB_PORT=5432 -p DB_DATABASE=etherpad -p DB_USER=ether -p DB_PASS=ether -p ETHERPAD_IMAGE=quay.io/wkulhanek/etherpad:1.8.16 -p ADMIN_PASSWORD=secretYou can customize the Etherpad using the ConfigMap etherpad-settings in either the template - or after the template has been deployed in the project.