compose.override-example.yml

# Copy this to compose.override.yml and modify as needed. This file
# adds some dev-friendly container magic to the mix:
#
# - All binaries are mounted into the container so you can test out local changes
# - RAIS directly exposes its port to the host machine for quick debugging
services:
  rais:
    # Uncomment one of these if you'd like to use an image built by `make
    # docker` rather than testing out the latest uploaded image
    #image: uolibraries/rais:dev
    #image: uolibraries/rais:dev-alpine

    environment:
      # These next lines would allow you to pass the various S3 configuration
      # options through from the host's environment (or the local .env file)
      - RAIS_S3_ENDPOINT
      - RAIS_S3_DISABLESSL
      - RAIS_S3_FORCEPATHSTYLE
      - AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
      - AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
      - AWS_REGION
      - AWS_SESSION_TOKEN

      # If you wanted to use a configured AWS credentials file for s3, do this
      # and then see the volume config below
      - AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE=/etc/aws.credentials
    ports:
      - 12415:12415
      - 12416:12416