A docker image and configuration to run Satis very easily in seconds:

• Automatically (cron every minute)
• Manually (http://127.0.0.1:3333/build)
• Admin (http://127.0.0.1)

• docker
• docker-compose
• make

{
    "name": "My Private Repo",
    "homepage": "https://satis.domain.tld",
    "repositories": [
    ],
    "require-all":true,
    "require-dependencies":true,
    "require-dev-dependencies":true,
    "minimum-stability":"dev"
}

• Start

make start

• Stop

make stop

• Remove

make remove

• Status

make state

• Home page http://127.0.0.1

• Manual build / Web hook http://127.0.0.1:3333/build

• Admin http://127.0.0.1/admin

Default credentials are : admin / foo as you can see in this config file. You will also find instructions to change or add credentials in this section of the file.

• Add your own custom config.json (aka satis.json)
• Add your own custom config.php for Satisfy

satis:
    image: ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
    volumes:
        - ./config.php:/app/config.php
        - ./config.json:/app/config.json

But I advise you to create your own image and Dockerfile:

FROM ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
...
ADD config.php /app/config.php
ADD config.json /app/config.json

• By default, building script is executed every minute thanks to the docker-compose configuration

satis:
    image: ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
    environment:
        CRONTAB_FREQUENCY: "*/1 * * * *"

• You can override this value changing the cron configuration: */5 * * * * OR */10 * * * *
• Or you can disable cron with: CRONTAB_FREQUENCY=-1

• The container needs to know the ssh key you added in your private repo (and optionally your SSH configuration).

satis:
    image: ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
    volumes:
        - "~/.ssh/id_rsa:/var/tmp/id"
        - "~/.ssh/config:/var/tmp/sshconf"

You could add the key into your own image but be careful your ssh key will be in the image (DO NOT SHARE THE IMAGE TO THE WORLD):

FROM ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
...
ADD SSH_PATH/.ssh/id_rsa:/var/tmp/id
ADD SSH_PATH/.ssh/config:/var/tmp/sshconf

• The ssh fingerprints of private repos servers need to be added in the known_hosts file inside the container that's why we specify the URL through ENV variable.

You can now add the ssh port of your server yourownserver.com:54322 and it supports rsa and dsa keys

satis:
    image: ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
    environment:
        PRIVATE_REPO_DOMAIN_LIST: bitbucket.org gitlab.com github.com yourownserver.com:54322

Cache should be shared with the host to be reused when you restart the container, for better performance.

satis:
    image: ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
    volumes:
        - "/var/tmp/composer:/root/.composer"

If you want to build on port 8888 and access the interface on port 5000 :

satis:
    image: ypereirareis/docker-satis:4.3
    ports:
        - 8888:3000
        - 5000:80

If you want to give access satis to the outside world, you should use a reverse proxy.

Below is a working setup for NGINX:

server {
    server_name satis.domain.tld;

    location / {
        proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:80;
    }
}

./tests.sh

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