This docker image is based on nginix 1.15.6, which itself is based on debian-slim (which is version 9 AKA Stretch).

It provides the following:

• Nginx serving up at port 80
• A refresh script for mirroring the content in a READ ONLY Minio bucket.

It also has access logging turned on by default, and this is piped through to the docker logs interface.

The intention is that this container will be used to serve up static content and WUIs securely.

• Run the Docker container as per normal: docker run -d -p <Port to expose Nginx>:80 -e CONTENT_URL=<Path to READ ONLY Minio bucket with content> docker_wui:latest -n <container name>

• Use the docker copy command: docker cp <path to files to copy>/. <container image ID or name>:/usr/share/nginx/html/

NO LONGER SUPPORTED

• Copy a secrets file into the container: docker cp <path to secrets file> <container image ID or name>:/tmp/
• Use the docker exec command to run the utility script in the docker container: docker exec <container image ID or name> PYTHONPATH=/usr/share/nginx/db-utils python3 /home/nginx/db-utils/bin/minio_bucker_dir_sync.py -s minio://<bucket name> -c <city classification> -d /usr/share/nginx/html/<any additional path goes here> -x /tmp/secrets.json

• When the container starts up, specify the environmental variable CONTENT_URL, pointing to a READ ONLY minio bucket with the content.
• At any type the content may be refreshed by rerunning the script, i.e. docker exec -it <container ID/name> sh -c "/refresh.sh"
• The script also accepts positional arguments, i.e. docker exec -it <container ID/name> sh -c "/refresh.sh CONTENT_URL CONTENT_DIR"

• Use the docker logs command: docker logs <container ID or name>