lfs-test-server Docker image. The container runs the lfs test
server for use with e.g.
walrus for version control of large
files. All objects are stored to /lfs within the container, which you can
mount to a host directory if you want to keep them after the container shuts
down.
You can run the server using the following command:
docker run -v /HOST/DIRECTORY/lfs:/lfs -p 9999:9999 -t fjukstad/lfs-server
This will starte the server on port :9999 storing all objects to
/HOST/DIRECTORY/lfs. Put this anywhere you'd like.
You can access the management page on localhost:9999/mgmt to e.g. add users or view objects stored in lfs.
We have set the following flags: LFS_METADB=/lfs/lfs.db LFS_LISTEN=tcp://:9999 LFS_HOST=localhost:9999 \ LFS_CONTENTPATH=/lfs LFS_ADMINUSER=admin LFS_ADMINPASS=admin. In short we have set the lfs server to store objects in
a /lfs directory, listen to port :9999 and set username/password for the
admin console to admin. Note that username/password for the admin console, as
well as other flags, can be set using the -e flags in docker run. See the
docs
for more information. You can find a list of flags
here