Docker compose file that allows to run DR ONE optionally with Keycloak authentication. Includes a script for automated Keycloak configuration.

The docker-compose.yaml defines 3 services:

• dr-one for DR ONE
• db for MongoDB
• auth for Keycloak

Just start dr-one service with docker-compose:

docker-compose up dr-one

After all containers are ready DR ONE should be available at https://localhost:10101/dr/web.

Note that this configuration uses predefined administrative user.

This configuration assumes that the localhost is available as auth.localhost.localdomain and dr-one.localhost.localdomain. If it is not, you can add these entries to your hosts file.

To enable Keycloak driven authentication in DR ONE, the DR_AUTH variable should be set to the string keycloak.

In bash/sh you can run the following command:

DR_AUTH=keycloak docker-compose up

On Windows you would also need to allow file sharing.

• Right-click on the Docker Desktop icon in the taskbar -> Settings -> Resources -> File Sharing
• Add a folder where you checked out files from this repository to the list. Then run the following commands in cmd

set DR_AUTH=keycloak
docker-compose up

Keycloak service will be configured with administrative user admin having password admin. Keycloak administrative console can be accessed at https://auth.localhost.localdomain:8443/auth. When it is up and running you would need to create users in Drone realm and assign them roles to manage design access. See chapter Creating Users in Authentication Setup document. DR ONE should be accessible at https://dr-one.localhost.localdomain:10101/dr/web.