/nginx-plus-dockerfiles

Nginx Plus Docker files

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NGINX Plus Dockerfiles

A Bunch of Dockerfiles for NGINX Plus, NGINX App Protect and NGINX Instance Manager.

  • Try NGINX Plus and NGINX App Protect: Just add licenses
  • Try NGINX Instance Manager: Just add licenses

Build and run NGINX Plus Docker containers (Using Script)

Run ./build-nginx-plus.sh [build_name], where [build_name] one of:

[build_name] Description
alpine3.10 Alpine Linux 3.10 with NGINX Plus
alpine3.10 Alpine Linux 3.10 with NGINX App Protect
alpine3.11 Alpine Linux 3.11 with NGINX Plus
alpine3.12 Alpine Linux 3.11 with NGINX Plus
alpine3.12_tools Alpine Linux 3.12 with NGINX Plus and HTTP tools
amazonlinux Amazon Linux with NGINX Plus
amazonlinux2 Amazon Linux 2 with NGINX Plus
amazonlinux2_controller Amazon Linux 2 with NGINX Plus and Controller agent
centos7 Centos 7 (Latest) with NGINX Plus
centos7.6 Centos 7.6 with NGINX Plus
centos7.6_nap Centos 7.6 with NGINX App Protect
centos7.6_nim Centos 7.6 with NGINX Instance Manager with NGINX plus
centos7.6_controller Centos 7.6 with NGINX Plus and Controller agent
centos8 Centos 8 with NGINX Plus
rhel7 Red Hat (Universal Base) 7 (Latest) with NGINX Plus
rhel7_nap Red Hat (Universal Base) 7 with NGINX App Protect
rhel8 Red Hat (Universal Base) 8 with NGINX Plus
rhel8_nim Red Hat (Universal Base) 8 with NGINX Instance Manager with NGINX plus
debian9 Debian 9 with NGINX Plus
debian9_nap Debian 9 with NGINX NGINX App Protect
debian9_controller Debian 9 with NGINX Plus and Controller agent
debian10 Debian 10 with NGINX Plus
debian10_nap Debian 10 with NGINX App Protect
debian10_nim Debian 10 with NGINX Instance Manager with NGINX plus
oracle7 Oracle Linux 7 (Latest) with NGINX Plus
ubuntu18.04 Ubuntu 18.04 with NGINX Plus
ubuntu18.04_controller Ubuntu 18.04 with NGINX Plus and Controller agent
ubuntu18.04_crossplane Ubuntu 18.04 with NGINX Plus and Crossplane
ubuntu18.04_nap Ubuntu 18.04 with NGINX App Protect
ubuntu20.04 Ubuntu 20.04 with NGINX Plus
ubuntu20.04_nim Ubuntu 20.04 with NGINX Instance Manager with NGINX plus

Build NGINX Plus Docker container using script

  1. Prepare your NGINX license files in the correct build directories:

    • For NGINX Plus and NGINX App Protect: Copy your nginx-repo.crt and nginx-repo.key into etc/ssl/nginx directory
    • For NGINX Instance Manager and NGINX App Protect: Copy your nginx-repo.crt and nginx-repo.key into etc/ssl/nginx directory, Additionally, Copy your NGINX-Instance-Manager.lic (may be named differently) into the /etc/nginx-manager/ directory. It is referenced by the license: option in the /etc/nginx-manager/nginx-manager.conf file, and has already been set in the file provided in this repo

  2. Build an image from your Dockerfile:

    # ./build-nginx-plus.sh [Build-name]
$ ./build-nginx-plus.sh ubuntu18.04_nap

  3. See the Docker images available

    # NGINX PLUS images are named nginx-plus-[build]
$ docker images | grep nginx-plus
# NGINX App Protect images are named nginx-app-protect-[build]
$ docker images | grep nginx-app-protect
# NGINX Instance Manager images are named nginx-nim-[build]
$ docker images | grep nginx-nim
# NGINX PLUS with Controller Agent images are named nginx-agent-[build]
$ docker images | grep nginx-agent

Build NGINX Plus Docker container Manually

  1. Prepare your NGINX license files in the correct build directories:
    • For NGINX Plus and NGINX App Protect: Copy your nginx-repo.crt and nginx-repo.key into etc/ssl/nginx directory
    • For NGINX Instance Manager and NGINX App Protect: Copy your nginx-repo.crt and nginx-repo.key into etc/ssl/nginx directory, Additionally, Copy your NGINX-Instance-Manager.lic (may be named differently) into the /etc/nginx-manager/ directory. It is referenced by the license: option in the /etc/nginx-manager/nginx-manager.conf file, and has already been set in the file provided in this repo
  2. Copy the desired Dockerfile into the correct build folder:
    • NGINX-PLUS - NGINX Plus only
    • NAP - NGINX App Protect
    • NIM - NGINX Instance Manager with NGINX Plus
  3. Build an image from your Dockerfile: 
    # Run command from the folder containing the `Dockerfile`
# docker build -t [docker_image_name] .
$ docker build -t nginx-plus .

Run the Container

  1. Start the container, e.g.:

    # e.g. NGINX Plus, NGINX App Protect
# Start a new container and publish container ports 80, 443 and 8080 to the host
# Where [docker_image_name] is found on the last step
$ docker run -d -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 8080:8080 [docker_image_name]

# e.g. NGINX Instance Manager
# Start a new container and publish container ports 80, 443, 8080 and 10002 to the host
# Where [docker_image_name] is found on the last step
$ docker run -d -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 8080:8080 -p 10002:10002 [docker_image_name]

  2. Optional: Mount local volume:

    docker run -d \
  -p 80:80 -p 443:443 \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  -v $PWD/etc/nginx:/etc/nginx [docker_image_name]

Useful Docker commands

  1. To run commands in the docker container you first need to start a bash session inside the nginx container

    # get Docker IDs of running containers
docker ps
# Enter a Alpine Linux BusyBox shell
sudo docker exec -i -t [CONTAINER ID] /bin/sh
# OR
# Enter a Linux Bash shell
sudo docker exec -i -t [CONTAINER ID] /bin/bash

  2. To open logs

    # get Docker IDs of running containers
docker ps
# View and follow container logs
sudo docker logs -f [CONTAINER ID]

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