How to Run Docker Container
The Docker technology is designed to automate the deployment of the applications by using lightweight containers. Developers can use a Docker Container to wrap up an application with all of its libraries and dependencies and deploy everything as a single package.
Aspose.Words Cloud team has published the Docker Container on Docker Hub to facilitate the Docker users. The following sections will guide you that how to run a Docker commands or write configuration in a Yaml file for Docker compose tool.
Container configuration
Required volumes
| Mount path in container | Description |
|---|---|
| /fonts | Folder with fonts, which will be used to render documents |
| /data | File storage folder |
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| LicensePublicKey | Public key of the license |
| LicensePrivateKey | Private key of the license |
| User | Username |
| Password | Password |
If “License” parameters are omitted, the app will work in trial mode. If “User” parameter is set, each request requires “Authorization” header (JWT authentication). The URL to obtain token is “/connect/token”.
Run a Docker container using command line
You can simply run the following docker command after pulling the container from Docker Hub.
docker run -e "LicensePublicKey=public_key" -e "LicensePrivateKey=private_key" -v "/fonts:/fonts" -v "/data:/data" aspose/words.cloud
Configurations for Docker-Compose Tool
You can write the following configurations in your yaml file for Docker-Compose tool:
AsposeWordsCloud:
image: aspose/words.cloud
ports: ["8082:80"]
volumes: [
"./fonts:/fonts",
"./storage:/data",
]
environment:
"User": "User"
"Password": "Password"
"LicensePublicKey": "yourKeyHere"
"LicensePrivateKey": "yourKeyHere"