eNMS Deployment with Docker Compose and Traefik

This repository includes Docker configurations for running eNMS in a production environment, utilizing Docker Compose for container orchestration and Traefik for reverse proxy and automatic HTTPS.

Prerequisites

These instructions assume you are deploying on a Linux machine and have Docker, Docker Compose and Git installed.

Deployment Steps

Step 1: Clone the Repository

You need to clone the repository where you've stored the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml:

git clone https://github.com/SaneiSaya/docker-enms
cd docker-enms

Step 2: Create a .env File

In the root of the project, create a .env file using the example to store your environment variables:

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touch .env

Populate the .env file with your environment variables or refer to the examples:

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echo "ENMS_PASSWORD=<your-enms-password>" >> .env
echo "UNSEAL_VAULT_KEY1=<your-unseal-key1>" >> .env
echo "UNSEAL_VAULT_KEY2=<your-unseal-key2>" >> .env
echo "UNSEAL_VAULT_KEY3=<your-unseal-key3>" >> .env

Replace , , , with your actual values.

Step 3: Create the Directories for Volumes

Create the directories that will be used by Docker as volumes, such as /data/docker:

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mkdir -p /data/docker/eNMS/{files,logs,db}

Step 4: Create settings.json and scheduler.json Files

Create two files: settings.json and scheduler.json inside the files directory:

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touch /data/docker/eNMS/files/settings.json

Populate settings.json and scheduler.json with your preferred configuration values.

Step 5: Start the Docker Containers

Run the following command in the same directory as your docker-compose.yml file to start your containers:

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docker-compose up -d

Your custom eNMS application should now be up and running and accessible via your configured domain through Traefik. Please adjust these instructions according to your specific environment and configuration needs.

Again, don't forget to replace <your-enms-password>, <your-unseal-key1>, <your-unseal-key2>, <your-unseal-key3> with your actual values.

Acknowledgments

This project uses the following open-source packages:

• eNMS: Enterprise Network Management System

We would like to express our gratitude to the developers and maintainers of these projects.