Deprecation Notice: JetBrains now provides official Docker image for the Hub.
Attention:
The image has been reworked to use Alpine instead of Ubuntu. As a consequence, the UID of the user that the application process runs under has changed from 999 (which was the default in Ubuntu) to 500. Thereby, if you mount a host directory to persist data and configs, you will need to chown -R 500:500 your local files before switching to the new version.
Hub is a system that provides centralized authentication, authorization; users, groups, permissions and project management across multiple installations of JetBrains team collaboration tools.
Version 2018.1, build 8691 (released February 21, 2018).
The image is based on Alpine 3.7 with OpenJDK JRE 8.
The Hub is configured to store all data (including backups, logs and temporary files) under /var/lib/hub directory, which is also a Docker volume. In addition, /opt/hub/conf directory is used for configuration files.
There are multiple approaches to handling persistent storage with Docker. For detailed information, see Manage data in containers.
If a host directory is used, it should be writable by the application process, which runs as UID 500.
Pull the image, create a new container and start it:
docker pull esycat/jetbrains-hub
docker create --name jetbrains-hub -p 8080:8080 --restart=always esycat/jetbrains-hub
docker start jetbrains-hubTypically, we would like to run the Hub behind a lightweight HTTP server. etc/nginx contains an example virtual host configuration for Nginx.
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