Docker* files and some helper scripts to simplify beginning with Solid server.
Included are docker-compose configurations for implementations:
- docker
- docker-compose
Clone this repository
To point your DOMAIN to your localhost, add it to 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts
Example of the line in /etc/hosts:
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost alice.example.com
After cloning the repository, place your domain's key and certificate into ./certs directory as:
./certs/<DOMAIN>.key
./certs/<DOMAIN>.crt
.
You can use helper script ./gen-self-signed-cert-helper <DOMAIN>
to generate self signed cert.
If you ommit the DOMAIN parameter, alice.example.com
will be used.
In docker-compose.gold.yml
change alice.example.com to your DOMAIN, if necessary.
Node solid-server has configuration in config.json
. Change alice.example.com to your DOMAIN, if necessary.
Optionally change solid-server branch (-b option) in Dockerfile, if you want another version.
Use docker-compose directly with the desired implementation config:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.nss.yml up
docker-compose -f docker-compose.gold.yml up
You can use ./nss
or ./gold
wrappers:
./nss up
./gold up
Or you can use the wrappers to copy the desired config to the default config filename ./docker-compose.yml
(or symlink it):
- './nss set'
- './gold set'
and with default config file you can just use:
docker-compose up
There are issues with generating certificates because keygen html tag is being removed from browsers.
If you need to generate your WebId certificate and keys, try one of these scripts:
- Shell script to create a WebID certificate using OpenSSL (I've not tried this one yet)
- WebID generation bash script (requires openssl) (requires 'root' access)