Dockerized SX

Head note: This image is meant for easy automation, therefore it might not give you the same advanced configuration options as the original Skylable one.

Usage

$ docker run kdockerfiles/sx:2.3-4

Available environment variables

$ docker run kdockerfiles/sx:2.3-4 -e SX_CLUSTER_NAME=my_sx_cluster

Sets the name of the cluster (default: sx).

$ docker run kdockerfiles/sx:2.3-4 -e SX_MAX_SIZE=1T

Maximum size of the single node storage (default: 101G).

Note: If you plan to also use libres3, this should be set to a slightly larger value than a single libres3 replica size.

$ docker run kdockerfiles/sx:2.3-4 -e SX_USER=user -e SX_TOKEN=Et6pb+wgWTVmq3VpLJlJWWgzrcnNHTu47WlXOrwTuQv+XDmal2jzMAAA

Adds additional admin user with predefined (aka. forced) access token (default: noop).

Available ports

80: HTTP endpoint.

443: HTTPS endpoint.

Note: SX will only listen on one of these, depending on whether it's in secure or insecure mode.

Available volumes

/usr/local/etc/sxserver: Exposes current SX configuration.

Main use case is to mount this into libres3 container, but it can also be used to provide predefined SX configuration.

Available scripts

$ docker exec sx_container create_user user Et6pb+wgWTVmq3VpLJlJWWgzrcnNHTu47WlXOrwTuQv+XDmal2jzMAAA

Creates new admin user with predefined access token (it is the same as when SX_USER and SX_TOKEN are specified at container creation).

Note: This contains SSL keys, among other things, so be a little careful when mounting to the outside world.

Foot note: This repository also contains an (unmodified) checkout of the SX source code. It was extracted as-is, then make clean-ed, from the official Docker SX image. This is because the original sources location is not available anymore and the Github mirror is two versions behind.