This Pull Request tries to contribute adding the capability of running the WebRisk Proxy server
as a Docker container. It has the following contributions:
Creates a Dockerfile which instructs how to build a docker image with the WebRisk Proxy Server;
Adds documentation on the project Readme explaining how to build and run a container;
This docker image allows two runtime environment variables:
WR_API_KEY: For informing at container runtime/load the Google API key to be used by the WR Proxy server;
WR_PROXY_PORT: For allowing the user to modify which port the container is going to bind the WR Proxy server;
I believe this contribution can help new comers or new users of the WebRisk API to get started
and try it in their environments.
If you folks think this contribution makes sense to this project, I would suggest to automatically build
this docker image in a regular and automated basis and make it available at Google DockerHub namespace.
With that, users could easily try the WebRisk Proxy Server by simply running:
$> docker run -p 8080:8080 -e WR_API_KEY=XXX google/webrisk
Hi, folks.
This Pull Request tries to contribute adding the capability of running the WebRisk Proxy server as a Docker container. It has the following contributions:
Dockerfilewhich instructs how to build a docker image with the WebRisk Proxy Server;This docker image allows two runtime environment variables:
WR_API_KEY: For informing at container runtime/load the Google API key to be used by the WR Proxy server;WR_PROXY_PORT: For allowing the user to modify which port the container is going to bind the WR Proxy server;I believe this contribution can help new comers or new users of the WebRisk API to get started and try it in their environments.
If you folks think this contribution makes sense to this project, I would suggest to automatically build this docker image in a regular and automated basis and make it available at Google DockerHub namespace.
With that, users could easily try the WebRisk Proxy Server by simply running:
All the best, and thank you for this project.