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Warning This image is for testing and development purposes only. Use Janssen helm charts for production setups.

Overview#

Docker monolith image packaging for Janssen. This image packs janssen services including the auth-server, config-api, fido2, and scim.

Pre-requisites#

Environment Variables#

Installation depends on the set of environment variables shown below. These environment variables can be set to customize installation as per the need. If not set, the installer uses default values.

ENV Description Default
CN_HOSTNAME Hostname to install janssen with. demoexample.jans.io
CN_ADMIN_PASS Password of the admin user. 1t5Fin3#security
CN_ORG_NAME Organization name. Used for ssl cert generation. Janssen
CN_EMAIL Email. Used for ssl cert generation. support@jans.io
CN_CITY City. Used for ssl cert generation. Austin
CN_STATE State. Used for ssl cert generation TX
CN_COUNTRY Country. Used for ssl cert generation. US
CN_INSTALL_MYSQL Install jans with mysql as the backend false
CN_INSTALL_PGSQL Install jans with Postgres as the backend false
CN_INSTALL_CONFIG_API Installs the Config API service. true
CN_INSTALL_SCIM Installs the SCIM API service. true
CN_INSTALL_FIDO2 Installs the FIDO2 API service. true
RDBMS_DATABASE RDBMS jans database for MySQL or Postgres. jans
RDBMS_USER RDBMS database user for MySQL or Postgres. jans
RDBMS_PASSWORD RDBMS database user password for MySQL or Postgres. 1t5Fin3#security
RDBMS_HOST RDBMS host for MySQL or Postgres. mysql which is the docker compose service name
TEST_CLIENT_ID ID of test client in UUID which has all available scopes to access any jans API 9876baac-de39-4c23-8a78-674b59df8c09
TEST_CLIENT_SECRET Secret for test client 1t5Fin3#security
TEST_CLIENT_TRUSTED Trust test client true
TEST_CLIENT_REDIRECT_URI Not Implemented yet Redirect URI for test client. Multiple uri's with comma may be provided, if not provided redirect uris will be same as the config-api-client ``

How to run#

Download the compose file of your chosen persistence from mysql or postgres

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanssenProject/jans/main/docker-jans-monolith/jans-mysql-compose.yml 
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanssenProject/jans/main/docker-jans-monolith/jans-postgres-compose.yml

Download the script files 

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanssenProject/jans/main/docker-jans-monolith/up.sh
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanssenProject/jans/main/docker-jans-monolith/down.sh
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanssenProject/jans/main/docker-jans-monolith/clean.sh

Give execute permission to the scripts chmod u+x up.sh down.sh clean.sh

This docker compose file runs two containers, the janssen monolith container and mysql container. To start the containers.

./up.sh #You can pass mysql|postgres as an argument to the script. If you don't pass any, it will default to mysql.

To view the containers running

docker compose -f jans-mysql-compose.yml ps

To stop the containers.

./down.sh #You can pass mysql|postgres as an argument to the script. If you don't pass any, it will default to mysql.

Configure Janssen Server#

  1. Access the Docker container shell using: 
    docker compose -f jans-mysql-compose.yml exec jans /bin/bash #This opens a bash terminal in the running container

  2. You can grab client_id and client_pw(secret) pairs and other values from setup.properties or /opt/jans/jans-setup/setup.properties.last

  3. Use the CLI tools located under /opt/jans/jans-cli/ to configure Gluu flex as needed. For example you can run the TUI: 

    jans tui

Access endpoints externally#

Add to your /etc/hosts file the ip domain record which should be the ip of the instance docker is installed at and the domain used in the env above CN_HOSTNAME.

# For-example
172.22.0.3      demoexample.jans.io

After adding the record you can hit endpoints such as https://demoexample.jans.io/.well-known/openid-configuration

Clean up#

Remove setup and volumes

./clean.sh #You can pass mysql|postgres as an argument to the script. If you don't pass any, it will default to mysql.
Last update: 2024-10-29
Created: 2022-09-14