So here I started developing 'docker-compose.yml' file from ground level. So I will end up with clean configuration.
Previous to this I have built own 'WSO2-IS server docker image'. You may may find it on this [link].
Following is my Github repo for this full implementation.
So when you are to run the file, make sure you have properly installed docker along with docker-compose.
Run the following command to create the wos2-is container up and running.
Previous to this I have built own 'WSO2-IS server docker image'. You may may find it on this [link].
Following is my Github repo for this full implementation.
https://github.com/MrClemRkz/iam-with-wso2
Running WSO2 Identity Server
As of the first commit [link] I start off with docker-composer.yml file with just running the same image I had built previously.So when you are to run the file, make sure you have properly installed docker along with docker-compose.
Run the following command to create the wos2-is container up and running.
$ docker-compose up -d
Here observe the option '-d'. Since this means container is run detached to the running terminal, it won't show any of the IS output of logs on the terminal. There for either you wait a minute or two until the server is ready or run the command without option '-d'.
When the server is up try:
https://localhost:9443/carbon
Login using;
Username: admin
Password : admin
When the server is up try:
https://localhost:9443/carbon
Login using;
Username: admin
Password : admin
OpenLDAP with phpldapadmin
On this commit [link] you may find the domain name environment variable used in the docker file. For this I have used "wso2.com".
When the containers are up and running check for the following url to use phpldapadmin to login to OpenLDAP and make sure to it is configured well to run.
On this scenario, since the domain we have used, the credentials as follows.
Username: cn=admin,dc=wso2,dc=com
Password: admin
MySQL Server setup
Update the docker-compose.yml file as shown in this commit [link].
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