OpenShare Engine — Open Integration Engine, bare image, no bundled plugins
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The OpenShare distribution of Open Integration Engine (the community continuation of Mirth Connect), built by Saga Healthcare IT from the signed OpenShare engine releases. It powers the OpenShare healthcare data gateway: HL7v2, FHIR, and DICOM integration with dcm4che5 DICOM support.
This image ships the bare engine only — no plugins are bundled. Add plugins per deployment through the custom-extensions volume (see below). If you want the upstream engine with the community plugin set pre-installed, use sagait/engine instead.
latest, latest-ubuntu, latest-ubuntu-jre — Ubuntu, Java 21 JRE (recommended)latest-ubuntu-jdk — Ubuntu, Java 21 JDK<version>-ubuntu, <version>-ubuntu-jre, <version>-ubuntu-jdk — pinned to an OpenShare engine release, e.g. 4.7.0-1-ubuntu<version> is the OpenShare engine release (openshare-v4.7.0-1 → 4.7.0-1). Pin a version in anything you run unattended; latest moves with each release. Images are linux/amd64.
docker run --name openshare-engine -d -p 8443:8443 sagait/openshare-engine:latest
Then open https://localhost:8443 (the Administrator) or point the OpenShare console at the engine. Data lives in /opt/engine/appdata; mount a volume there to keep it across container replacements:
docker run --name openshare-engine -d -p 8443:8443 \
-v openshare-appdata:/opt/engine/appdata \
sagait/openshare-engine:4.7.0-1-ubuntu
There is no admin/admin default. On the first start with an empty /opt/engine/appdata, the engine creates its embedded database, generates a password for the admin user and prints it to the container log. Once curl -ks -H 'X-Requested-With: OpenAPI' https://localhost:8443/api/server/version returns the version, find the password with:
docker logs openshare-engine 2>&1 | grep 'Initial admin password is'
To choose the password yourself, set _MP_SERVER_INITIALADMINPASSWORD on the first start:
docker run --name openshare-engine -d -p 8443:8443 \
-v openshare-appdata:/opt/engine/appdata \
-e _MP_SERVER_INITIALADMINPASSWORD='choose-a-strong-password' \
sagait/openshare-engine:4.7.0-1-ubuntu
Either way, the password is set only when a new database is created. The embedded database lives in the appdata volume, so restarting the container, or starting a new one on the same volume, keeps the existing password: no new one is generated and _MP_SERVER_INITIALADMINPASSWORD is ignored. A new container without that volume starts a new database with a new password. Sign in as admin, and change the password at first sign-in if the engine asks you to.
Mount a directory of plugin ZIPs at /opt/engine/custom-extensions; every ZIP there is installed at startup. This is how the OpenShare gateway plugin (admin-console.zip, downloaded from your OpenShare console) is delivered:
docker run --name openshare-engine -d -p 8443:8443 \
-v openshare-appdata:/opt/engine/appdata \
-v /path/to/plugins:/opt/engine/custom-extensions:ro \
sagait/openshare-engine:4.7.0-1-ubuntu
Replace the ZIP and restart the container to upgrade a plugin. The engine loads an extension only when its plugin.xml declares an exact match for the engine version, and skips incompatible ones with a message in the engine log rather than failing loudly.
Configuration is identical to sagait/engine: environment variables map onto mirth.properties (DATABASE, DATABASE_URL, DATABASE_USERNAME, DATABASE_PASSWORD, KEYSTORE_STOREPASS, KEYSTORE_KEYPASS, SESSION_STORE, VMOPTIONS, SERVER_ID, …), any other property can be set with the _MP_ prefix (_MP_SERVER_API_ALLOWHTTP=true sets server.api.allowhttp), and secrets such as database.password can be supplied in a mirth_properties Docker secret instead of environment variables. See that image's README for the full reference; the entrypoint is the same.
Example with an external PostgreSQL database:
docker run --name openshare-engine -d -p 8443:8443 \
-v openshare-appdata:/opt/engine/appdata \
-e DATABASE=postgres \
-e DATABASE_URL='jdbc:postgresql://db:5432/engine?sslmode=require' \
-e DATABASE_USERNAME=engine \
-e DATABASE_PASSWORD='db-password' \
-e VMOPTIONS=-Xmx2g \
sagait/openshare-engine:4.7.0-1-ubuntu
The OpenShare engine requires Java 21 (its launcher accepts 21–25); the image ships Eclipse Temurin 21. If you build your own image on another base, an older JVM fails at startup with exit code 83.
Engine: SagaHealthcareIT/open-integration-engine, branch openshare. Each image tag corresponds to the release tag of the same version (image 4.7.0-1-ubuntu is built from tag openshare-v4.7.0-1). OpenShare Engine is Saga IT's build of the Open Integration Engine and is licensed under the MPL 2.0; the modified source is published there.
Image build: SagaHealthcareIT/engine-docker (saga-it branch, deploy/compose.openshare.yaml).
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