• 3.0.10, latest
• 3.0.10-alpine, alpine
• 3.0.9
• 3.0.9-alpine
• 3.0.8
• 3.0.7

Waarp R66 : software for massive file transfer with monitoring, file watcher and distributed architecture over Linux, Unix and Windows.

• Password and SSL automation
• Transparent support of linked Mysql/MariaDB
• Transparent support of linked PostgreSQL
• Waarp Gateway FTP support waarp-gwftp
• REST API support
• SNMP support
• Responsive HTTP admin
• Running as waarpuser

Run the Waarp-R66 image

docker run --name='waarp-r66' -it --rm -p 6666:6666 -p 6667:6667 -p 8066:8066 -p 8067:8067 fjudith/waarp-r66

NOTE: Please alow a few minutes for the application to start, especially if populating a remote database at first lauch. If you want to make sure that everythin went fine, whatch the logs:

docker exec -it waarp-r66 bash
tail -f /var/log/waarp/${WAARP_APPNAME}.log

Go to http://localhost:8066 or point to the IP address of your docker host. On Mac or Windows, replace localhostwith the address of your Docker host which you can get using:

docker-machine ip default

For admin console, go to https://localhost:8067. the default username and password are:

• username: admin
• password: password

Persistent Volumes If you use this image in production, you'lll probably want to persist the following locations in a volume

/etc/waarp/certs      # JKS key & certs and GGP password stores
/etc/waarp/conf.d     # Configuration files
/var/lib/waarp        # Database and file transfer directories
/var/log/waarp        # Waarp engine logs

• WAARP_APPNAME: Name of the engine instance. Default=server1 (Incremental naming recommanded for large or distributed deployments)
• WAARP_LANGUAGE: Default=en
• WAARP_ADMIN_PASSWORD: Web console password. Default=password

Default Database type is H2. If the container is linked to a Mysql or PosgreSQL database, password and username are automatically sets.

• WAARP_DATABASE_TYPE: Database type, on of h2, mysql, postgresql, default=h2
• WAARP_DATBASE_NAME: Database name. default=${WAARP_APPNAME}_waarp
• WAARP_DATABASE_USER: Database username. default=waarp
• WAARP_DATABASE_PASSWORD: Database password. default=waarp
• WAARP_DATABASE_URL: Database URL. default=jdbc:${WAARP_DATABASE_TYPE}:/var/lib/waarp/${WAARP_APPNAME}/db/${WAARP_DATABASE_NAME};MODE=ORACLE;AUTO_SERVER=TRUE

Keystores are automatically generated at first run and can be updated afterward (use volume to certs directory). Admin password and User database are regerenerated each time the container starts.

Waarp aims a strong level of transport security. The following variables allows to set the various keys and passwords required to secure the Waarp instance:

• WAARP_SSL_DNAME: Certificate distinguished name. Default=CN=${WAARP_APPNAME}\, OU=xfer\, O=MYCompany\, L=Paris\, S=Paris, C=FR
• WAARP_KEYSIZE: Key length. Default=2048
• WAARP_KEYALG: Key algorithm. Default=RSA
• WAARP_SIGALG: Signature algorithm. Default=SHA256withRSA
• WAARP_KEYVAL: Lifetime. Default=3650 (days)
• WAARP_ADMKEYSTOREPASS: Admin console keystore. Default=password
• WAARP_ADMKEYPASS: Admin console keypass. Default=password
• WAARP_KEYSTOREPASS: Waarp keystore. Default=password
• WAARP_KEYPASS: Waarp keypass. Default=password
• WAARP_TRUSTKEYSTOREPASS: Trusted keystore. Default=password

Only SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 (SHA/AES 256) is enabled by default.

• WAARP_SNMP_AUTHPASS: SNMPv3 auth password. Default=password
• WAARP_SNMP_PRIVPASS: SNMPv3 priv password. Default=password

Database is created by the database container and automatically populated by the application container on first run.

docker run -it -d --name=waarp-r66-pg \
--restart=always \
-e POSTGRES_USER=waarp \
-e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=Ch4ng3M3 \
-e POSTGRES_DB=server1-waarp \
-v waarp-r66-db:/var/lib/postgresql \
postgres

sleep 10

docker run -it -d --name=waarp-r66 \
--link waarp-r66-pg:postgres \
--restart=always \
-p 6666:6666 \
-p 6667:6667 \
-p 8066:8066 \
-p 8067:8067 \
-p 8088:8088 \
fjudith/waarp-r66

You can use docker-compose to automate the above commands if you create a file called docker-compose.yml and and write inside the following content:

waarp-r66-pg:
  image: postgres
  restart: always
  environment:
    POSTGRES_DB: server1-waarp
    POSTGRES_PASSWORD: Ch4ng3M3
    POSTGRES_USER: waarp
  volumes:
  - waarp-server1-db:/var/lib/postgresql
  - waarp-server1-dblog:/var/log/postgresql

waarp-r66:
  image: fjudith/waarp-r66
  restart: always
  environment:
    WAARP_APPNAME: server1
    WAARP_ADMIN_PASSWORD: V3rY1ns3cur3P4ssw0rd
  ports:
  - 6666:6666/tcp
  - 6667:6667/tcp
  - 8066:8066/tcp
  - 8067:8067/tcp
  - 8088:8088/tcp
  links:
  - waarp-r66-pg:postgres
  volumes:
  - waarp-server1-etc:/etc/waarp
  - waarp-server1-data:/var/lib/waarp
  - waarp-server1-log:/var/log/waarp

And run the following command from the same directory of the docker-compose.yml:

docker-compose up -d

• http://www.waarp.fr
• https://github.com/waarp