respoke/asterisk repository overview

⁠asterisk-docker

Dockerfile for building Asterisk⁠ as a base for chan_respoke.

This Dockerfile currently builds Debian "jessie" release with pjsip 2.4.5 (customized for WebRTC/chan_respoke usage) and Asterisk. It configures Asterisk using the configs from asterisk/configs/basic-pbx, also known as the "Super Awesome Company" configs.

⁠usage

To build this image, just clone the repo and build using docker:

git clone https://github.com/respoke/asterisk-docker.git
cd asterisk-docker
docker build -t asterisk .

More often though, you'll want to use the image built by this repo as a base for your own image that needs Asterisk with pjsip. This repo is linked to the Docker hub at respoke/asterisk⁠, so you can simply add this to the top of your own Dockerfile:

FROM respoke/asterisk:13

⁠using environment variables and templates

The entrypoint of this image looks for any Jinja2 templates in /etc/asterisk/ and processes them, replacing variables with the environment variable of the same name. If you use this image as the base for your own Dockerfile, you can add Jinja2 templates to the /etc/asterisk/ directory with the file extension .j2 and they will be processed. See the Official Jinja2 Template Designer Documentation⁠ for details on the template syntax.

⁠repo tags

Docker Hub tags are available for versions of Asterisk >= 13.5.0, as well as minor version tags (i.e. 13.5) that receive all patches to that minor version, and major version tags (i.e. 13). The latest tag points to the latest version of Asterisk.

⁠license

MIT⁠