- latest (Dockerfile)
- latest-alpine (Dockerfile.alpine)
The repository URL is https://hub.docker.com/r/yacy/yacy_search_server/
- ubuntu-based:
docker pull yacy/yacy_search_server:latest
Using files in 'yacy_search_server/docker/':
cd yacy_search_server/docker
Then according to the image type:
yacy/yacy_search_server:latest
: This image is based on latest stable official Debian stable openjdk 8 image provided by Docker. Embed Yacy compiled from latest git repository sources.
docker build -t yacy/yacy_search_server:latest -f Dockerfile ../
yacy/yacy_search_server:aarch64-latest
: same as yacy/yacy_search_server:latest but based on
docker build -t yacy/yacy_search_server:aarch64-latest -f Dockerfile.aarch64 ../
docker run -d --name yacy -p 8090:8090 -p 8443:8443 -v yacy_data:/opt/yacy_search_server/DATA --log-opt max-size=200m --log-opt max-file=2 yacy/yacy_search_server:latest
YaCy web interface is then exposed at http://[container_ip]:8090
You can retrieve the container IP address with docker inspect
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- login: admin
- password: yacy
You should modify this default password with page /ConfigAccounts_p.html when exposing publicly your YaCy container.
As configured in the Dockerfile, by default yacy data (in /opt/yacy_search_server/DATA) will persist after container stop or deletion, in a volume named "yacy_data"
This images are default configured with HTTPS enabled, and use a default certificate stored in defaults/freeworldKeystore. You should use your own certificate. In order to do it, you can proceed as follow.
A self-signed certificate will provide encrypted communications with your YaCy server, but browsers will still complain about an invalid security certificate with the error "SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER". If it is sufficient for you, you can permanently add and exception to your browser.
This kind of certificate can be generated and added to your YaCy Docker container with the following:
keytool -keystore /var/lib/docker/volumes/[your_yacy_volume]/_data/SETTINGS/yacykeystore -genkey -keyalg RSA -alias yacycert
Then edit YaCy config file. For example with the nano text editor:
nano /var/lib/docker/volumes/[your_yacy_volume]/_data/SETTINGS/yacy.conf
And configure the keyStoreXXXX properties accordingly:
keyStore=/opt/yacy_search_server/DATA/SETTINGS/yacykeystore
keyStorePassword=yourpassword
Importing a certificate validated by a certification authority (CA) will ensure you have full HTTPS support with no security errors when accessing your YaCy peer. You can import an existing certificate in pkcs12 format.
First copy it to the YaCy Docker container volume:
cp [yourStore].pkcs12 /var/lib/docker/volumes/[your_yacy_volume]/_data/SETTINGS/[yourStore].pkcs12
Then edit YaCy config file. For example with the nano text editor:
nano /var/lib/docker/volumes/[your_yacy_volume]/_data/SETTINGS/yacy.conf
And configure the pkcs12XXX properties accordingly:
pkcs12ImportFile=/opt/yacy_search_server/DATA/SETTINGS/[yourStore].pkcs12
pkcs12ImportPwd=yourpassword
docker start -a yacy
docker start yacy
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Use "Shutdown" button in administration web interface
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OR run:
docker exec [your_container_name] /opt/yacy_search_server/stopYACY.sh
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OR run:
docker stop [your_container_name]
You can upgrade your YaCy container the Docker way with the following commands sequence.
Get latest Docker image:
docker pull yacy/yacy_search_server:latest
Create new container based on pulled image, using volume data from old container:
docker create --name [tmp-container_name] -p 8090:8090 -p 8443:8443 --volumes-from=[container_name] --log-opt max-size=100m --log-opt max-file=2 yacy/yacy_search_server:latest
Stop old container:
docker exec [container_name] /opt/yacy_search_server/stopYACY.sh
Start new container:
docker start [tmp-container_name]
Check everything works fine, then you can delete old container:
docker rm [container_name]
Rename new container to reuse same container name:
docker rename [tmp-container_name] [container_name]
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