Docker & Docker Compose setup for FaradaySEC's server.

The aim of this project is to get a working Faraday setup up and running as quick and reliable as possible. Useful when evaluating if Faraday is of any use to you or not.

Built for Faraday 3.1.1 - most likely works for future versions also.

• Adjust the environment variables in faraday-server-db.env and faraday-server-app.env as needed
  • For testing purposes the defaults work just fine
  • The default values are defines in the server's Dockerfile
• git clone https://github.com/nscuro/faraday-docker.git
• cd faraday-docker
• docker-compose up --build -d

• Install pipenv
• git clone https://github.com/infobyte/faraday
• cd faraday
• git checkout tags/v3.1.1 -b v3.1.1
• pipenv install --two -r requirements.txt
• pipenv install -r requirements_extra.txt
• pipenv run python faraday.py --gui=no
  • Confirm with y when faraday asks about installing more dependencies
• The first run most likely fails due to the last workspace untitled not being accessible
  • Just open http://127.0.0.1:5985, login and create a workspace with that name
  • Run pipenv run python faraday.py --gui=no again and it should work