This is just for me to quickly setup some services using Docker Compose.
Service | Port | Volume | Management URL | Username | Password |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Anchore | 8228 | No | http://localhost:18085 | admin | Dummy_123 |
Artemis | 1883 5445 5672 8161 9404 61613 61616 | Yes | http://localhost:8161 | admin | Dummy_123 |
Camunda CE | 18086 | No | http://localhost:18086 | admin | Dummy_123 |
Camunda EE | 18087 | No | http://localhost:18087 | admin | Dummy_123 |
Cassandra | 9042 | Yes | cassandra | Dummy_123 | |
CosmosDB | 18088 10251 10252 10253 10254 | Yes | https://localhost:18088/_explorer/index.html | ||
Elasticsearch | 9200 | Yes | http://localhost:5601 | ||
Gitea | 18092 18093 | Yes | http://localhost:18092 | ||
Grafana | 3000 | Yes | http://localhost:3000 | admin | Dummy_123 |
Kafka | 19092 | Yes | http://localhost:18084 | ||
Keycloak | 18444 | No | http://localhost:18444 | admin | Dummy_123 |
MongoDB | 27017 | Yes | http://localhost:18083 | root | Dummy_123 |
Mosquitto | 1883 | Yes | http://localhost:18094 | mosquitto | Dummy_123 |
MS SQL Server | 1433 | Yes | sa | Dummy_123 | |
MySQL | 3306 33060 | Yes | http://localhost:18082 | root | Dummy_123 |
Oracle DB XE | 1521 | Yes | https://localhost:15502/em | sys / system | Dummy_123 |
Postgres | 5432 | Yes | https://localhost:18443 | [email protected] | Dummy_123 |
Prometheus | 9090 | Yes | http://localhost:9090 | ||
RabbitMQ | 5672 | No | http://localhost:15672 | admin | Dummy_123 |
step-ca | 9000 | Yes | https://localhost:9000 | Dummy_123 | |
WebLogic | 7001 | No | https://localhost:9002/console | weblogic | Dummy_123 |
This is definitely not production ready and secure!
Some services might require a certificate. To generate a dummy one (valid on localhost for 365 days) type the following command in the certs
directory: make clean localhost
Configuration for Prometheus can be put in the file targets.yml
. The corresponding folder is mounted in the container and Prometheus will poll the file every 15 seconds, so changes will be picked up automatically.
See the docker-image-scanner repository for more information.
camunda-ce
is based upon the community edition and also exposes a Postgres database on port 15432.
camunda-ee
is based upon the enterprise edition and also exposes a Postgres database on port 25432. A trial license can be requested at Camunda, no license is included!
CosmosDB generates a self signed certicated, which can be exported from the URL: https://localhost:18088/_explorer/emulator.pem