sgrio/alpine-ssserver repository overview

⁠docker-alpine-ssserver

Tiny image which brings you a Shadowsocks server using shadowsocks-libev

⁠Usage

1. Create a Shadowsocks server configuration file at <some_path>/ss-server.json for example, with content:

{
    "server":"<server_ip>",
    "server_port":8888,
    "local_port":1080,
    "password":"<password>",
    "timeout":180,
    "method":"<encryption>"
}

The server needs to listen at port 8888 because that's the port that docker image exposed. You will able to map it to a different port later. DO NOT change this port unless you know what you are doing.

1. Run the following command:

docker run -d \
    -p <actual_port>:8888 \
    -v <some_path>/ss-server.json:/etc/shadowsocks-libev/config.json \
    sgrio/alpine-ssserver

1. Now you have a Shadowsocks server listening at the actual_port you just passed to the command.