rsas

A basic docker image that implements the shareware, Rocket Streaming Audio Server (RSAS), and adds several environmental variables for easy setup. RSAS broadcasts live audio over HTTP(S), and is a modern replacement for Icecast and SHOUTcast. Read the RSAS Docs for more information on how it works and what it does.

rsas CapRover

This image was built to be used on CapRover. Visit the Caprover Documentation, and use this One Click App to get started.

rsas Basics

Running this image will automatically start a server with the following information

Port:     8001
Mount:    /example
Username: user
Password: password

To change Mount, Username, and Password, run the docker image with the following environment variables:

ICECAST_MOUNT=/radio
ICECAST_USERNAME=joesmith
ICECAST_PASSWORD=hackme

Furthermore, you can change the default port by simply mapping a different port to the docker container (i.e. port 8000). An example setup is displayed as follows:

docker pull pcbowers/rsas:latest
docker -e ICECAST_MOUNT=/radio -e ICECAST_USERNAME=joesmith -e ICECAST_PASSWORD=hackme -p 0.0.0.0:8000:8001/tcp pcbowers/rsas:latest -d

By running the above commands, one can easily access the server at localhost:8000. Furthermore, for connection purposes, one will need to use localhost:8000/radio with the username joesmith and the password hackme to begin streaming to the server. Rocket Broadcaster is an easy solution for broadcasting.

Note: Visit localhost:PORT/health to view the current stats of your server. Visit localhost:PORT/MOUNT to view the now-broadcasting stream once you begin broadcasting.