jonasprogrammer/influx-client repository overview

⁠docker-influx-client

Influx SSH Client

This image creates a container exposing an influx shell via SSH on port 22. It supports the 4 default users provided by the official influxdb⁠ image or my secret-enabled version⁠ respectively.

The user is determined by the SSH key, thus you must use different SSH keys per influx user.

Multiple SSH keys per user are supported using a comma separated list.

⁠Usage

The container's authorized_keys file with the corresponding forced commands to open the influx shell is regenerated on every container startup. The following environment variables influence it's generation.

⁠INFLUXDB_HOST

The hostname of the server to connect to. Defaults to db.

⁠INFLUXDB_DB

The database to connect to.

⁠INFLUXDB_ADMIN_USER

The name of the admin user.

⁠INFLUXDB_ADMIN_PASSWORD[_FILE]

The password for the admin user configured with INFLUXDB_ADMIN_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_ADMIN_KEYS[_FILE]

Comma-separated list of SSH public keys (OpenSSH authorized_keys format) allowed to connect as INDLUXDB_ADMIN_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_USER

The name of the admin user.

⁠INFLUXDB_USER_PASSWORD[_FILE]

The password for the admin user configured with INFLUXDB_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_USER_KEYS[_FILE]

Comma-separated list of SSH public keys (OpenSSH authorized_keys format) allowed to connect as INDLUXDB_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_READ_USER

The name of the admin user.

⁠INFLUXDB_READ_USER_PASSWORD[_FILE]

The password for the admin user configured with INFLUXDB_READ_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_READ_USER_KEYS[_FILE]

Comma-separated list of SSH public keys (OpenSSH authorized_keys format) allowed to connect as INDLUXDB_READ_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_WRITE_USER

The name of the admin user.

⁠INFLUXDB_WRITE_USER_PASSWORD[_FILE]

The password for the admin user configured with INFLUXDB_WRITE_USER.

⁠INFLUXDB_WRITE_USER_KEYS[_FILE]

Comma-separated list of SSH public keys (OpenSSH authorized_keys format) allowed to connect as INDLUXDB_WRITE_USER.