xebialabs/xl-release
Docker images for Digital.ai Release Orchestration
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centos/DockerfilePlease note that you must provide a tag name when pulling Docker images as we do not support the latest
tag. Docker development best practices do not recommend users to rely on the automatically created latest
tag especially in production environments, which is why we require the use of semantic versioning for tags.
The latest
tag is best suited for products which are always being incremented by one version. This is not suitable for our products which have maintenance releases for older versions. For example, if we release 10.0.0 followed by 9.5.5, the Docker image standards would use the last pushed image which would result in 9.5.5 being tagged as latest
, potentially causing conflicts.
A trial license would be generated when you run the following docker run
command without passing the XL_LICENSE
parameter. However, you must have Internet access as you would need to connect to one of the Digital.ai servers to generate the trial license.
Note: The following docker run
command fails if you try to install Release 10.1 or earlier as you must have a valid license for installing Release 10.1 or earlier—in which case you must use the command in the following section "Quickstart if you have a license".
If you do not have a license, execute:
$ docker run -e "ADMIN_PASSWORD=desired-admin-password" -e "ACCEPT_EULA=Y" -p 5516:5516 --name xlr xebialabs/xl-release:22.2
Set ADMIN_PASSWORD
to the desired password for the admin
user. Note that by running this command, you are accepting the End User License Agreement.
If you have a license, execute:
$ docker run -e "ADMIN_PASSWORD=desired-admin-password" -e "XL_LICENSE=license-string" -p 5516:5516 --name xlr xebialabs/xl-release:22.2
Set ADMIN_PASSWORD
to the desired password for the admin user. Set XL_LICENSE
to the Base64-encoded license string.
After the product starts, assuming Docker is running on your local machine, you can access it at http://localhost:5516
. Log in with the user name admin and the password that you set in the Docker command.
docker pull xebialabs/xl-release