Building ACME Container

Overview

This page describes the procedure to build PKI ACME container.

Prerequisites

To install Podman:

$ dnf install podman

To install Docker:

$ dnf install docker

Dockerfile

The ACME Dockerfile is located at base/acme/Dockerfile.

Building Container Image Locally

To build with Podman:

$ podman build \
    -f base/acme/Dockerfile \
    -t pki-acme \
    .

To build with Docker:

$ docker build \
    -f base/acme/Dockerfile \
    -t pki-acme \
    .

Pushing Container Image to Quay

$ podman tag pki-acme:latest quay.io/<username>/pki-acme:latest
$ podman push quay.io/<username>/pki-acme:latest

Configuring Autobuild on Quay

• Open https://quay.io/repository

• Click a container repository (e.g. dogtagpki/pki-acme)

• Click Builds

• Click Create Build Trigger

• Click GitHub Repository Push

• Select a GitHub organization (e.g. dogtagpki)

• Click Continue

• Select a source repository (e.g. pki)

• Click Continue

• Select Trigger only on branches and tags matching a regular expression

• Enter regular expression: heads/master

• Click Continue

• Don’t change anything under Configure Tagging

• Click Continue

• Enter Dockerfile location: /base/acme/Dockerfile

• Enter Docker context: /

• Click Continue

• Don’t select anything under Optional Robot Account

• Click Continue

• Under Ready to go! click Continue

Configuring Autobuild on Docker Hub

• Open https://hub.docker.com

• Select a container repository (e.g. dogtagpki/pki-acme)

• Click Builds

• Click Configure Automated Builds

• Click + next to BUILD RULES

• Enter:

  • Source Type: Branch

  • Source: master

  • Docker Tag: latest

  • Dockerfile location: base/acme/Dockerfile

  • Build Context: /

  • Autobuild: Enabled

  • Build Caching: Enabled

• Click Save and Build

See Also

• ACME Responder

• PKI ACME Responder on OpenShift