Build the image first:
$ docker build -t docker_isg:latest .
Example on how to run the image:
$ docker run -it \
--env ICONIK_URL="https://app.iconik.io/" \
--env AUTH_TOKEN="my_auth_token" \
--env APP_ID="my_app_id" \
--env STORAGE_ID="my_storage_id" \
-v /mnt/my_nas:/mnt/mynas \
-v /home/my_user/isg_local_data:/var/cantemo/iconik_storage_gateway/data \
docker_isg:latest
you could also use external config.ini instead:
docker run -it \
-v /mnt/my_nas:/mnt/mynas \
-v /home/my_user/isg_local_data:/var/cantemo/iconik_storage_gateway/data \
-v /home/my_user/isg_custom_config:/my_isg_config \
docker_isg:latest iconik_storage_gateway --config=/my_isg_config/config.ini
/home/my_user/isg_local_data - custom preferred location on host
for the ISG local database. It is important to mount it as an external
volume in order to make local database persistent.