Kantenkugel WS

This is the server i am currently using to host my own website. It consists of two Docker containers and a docker-compose.yml file for starting it up.

The two Docker containers are:

• A modified nginx:alpine container based on github.com/agarzon/nginx-config
• A Nodejs server using express to host a small API

Licensing

The two Docker containers (in the containers directory) both have their own licenses, which are included in the appropriate container directory.

Everything else can be seen as public domain and has no copyright restrictions on it.

Requirements

• Docker
• Docker-compose

Running It

1. Create some nginx site configs (see the Nginx Container Readme or the provided example sites for examples)
   • You should use the /data/keys mount point for ssl keys
   • You should use the /data/statics mount point for static files
   • the node api should be reachable through the /api/ route (proxy_pass http://nodeapi/;)
   • Reverse-Proxy headers like X-Forwarded-Host, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Forwarded-For should be set for api route
2. Make sure all ssl keys used by site configs are present in the keys folder
   • You can create temporary self-signed ones via the gen_test_keys.sh script
3. (Optional) If you want to use the discord API route (show connections), copy discord_application.env.template to discord_application.env and populate it
   • CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET refer to your Discord Application's id and secret
   • BOT_TOKEN and GUILD_IDS are used when you want to automatically add the user to a guild. They are optional. GUILD_IDS should be in array-notation like [1, 2]
4. Start up the servers via docker-compose up -d --build
   • This forces a rebuild of the images and then starts them up as daemons
   • You can also use the start.sh script