Strider-CD Docker

Possibly the best Dockerfile for Strider-CD.

Features

• Uses node base image
• Doesn't run as root
• Thin and Optimised Container. Uses linked MongoDB and SMTP containers for those services
• Installs latest Strider-CD cleanly from Git source
• Supports installing and upgrading plugins from the web UI.

Usage

The most straight forward usage is via Docker links:

docker run -d --name mongo mongo
docker run -d --name smtp -e MAILNAME=test panubo/postfix
docker run -d --name strider -p 3000:3000 --link mongo --link smtp docker.io/macropin/strider:latest

Then go point your browser at http://localhost:3000.

Environment variables

These are the base Strider variables. Docker links can be use in place of configuring the SMTP and MongoDB services:

• SERVER_NAME - Required; Address at which server will be accessible on the Internet. E.g. https://strider.example.com (note: no trailing slash)
• HOST - Host where strider listens, optional (defaults to 0.0.0.0).
• PORT - Port that strider runs on, optional (defaults to 3000).
• DB_URI - MongoDB DB URI (or use --link MONGO), alternatively define both MONGO_HOST and MONGO_PORT
• HTTP_PROXY - Proxy support, optional (defaults to null) If you want email notifications, configure an SMTP server (we recommend Mailgun for SMTP if you need a server - free account gives 200 emails / day):
• SMTP_HOST - SMTP server hostname e.g. smtp.example.com
• SMTP_PORT - SMTP server port e.g. 587 (default)
• SMTP_USER - SMTP auth username e.g. "myuser"
• SMTP_PASS - SMTP auth password e.g. "supersecret"
• SMTP_FROM - Default FROM address e.g. "Strider [email protected]" (default)

Initial config variables. If these are defined then they will be used to create an admin account:

• STRIDER_ADMIN_EMAIL
• STRIDER_ADMIN_PASSWORD

Status

Stable.