oplonnet/adc repository overview

Oplon ADC

Features:

• Reverse proxy
• API gateway
• Loadbalancing
• HTTP/2 bridge
• IP Black & White list
• Geo Black list & White list
• SSL termination & re-encryption
• Automatic Let's Encrypt certificates generation
• Automatic Let's Encrypt certificates renewal
• HTTP URL Header inspection & rewriting
• HTTP Body inspection & rewriting

To deploy the ADC type:

docker run -itd --name myoplonadc oplonnet/adc

The web console is available at:

https: //172.17.0.x:4444

If used as an ADC exposed on the Internet it is recommended to activate ports 80 and 443 to the public network at startup.

Port 4444 is the management port that we suggest be used, for security reasons, only on the internal network. If you have a management network, set port forwarding on port 4444 to that network e.g.:

docker run -itd -p 192.168.51.132:4444:4444 -p 10.26.56.21:80:80 -p 10.26.56.21:443:443  --name myoplonadc oplonnet/adc

where 192.168.51.132 is a management network and 10.26.56.21 is a public network

To run a container with a login and password other than the default, run a container as follows, e.g .:

docker run -itd -p 192.168.51.132:4444:4444 -p 10.26.56.21:80:80 -p 10.26.56.21:443:443  --name myoplonadc oplonnet/adc myLogin myPassword myDelegatedLogin myDelegatedPassword

NOTE: After the run, the container completes the installation of the ADC. You can check the progress of the installation completion through the following command e.g .:

docker logs --follow myoplonadc

Once the installation is complete, you can connect to the console through the browser:

https://172.17.0.x:4444

With "docker inspect oplonnet/adc" command, you can display some useful commands in the LABELS!

Minimal requirements: 4GB RAM, 2x vCPUs, 40GB HDD, 1x NIC

License type: Freeware

For more information please visit www.oplon.net⁠, the complete documentation is online.