Based on terrestris/tomcat:

• Alpine Linux
• Java Server JRE 8 (unlimited JCE Policy)
• Tomcat 8.5
• GeoServer
  • Native Java advanced imaging (JAI) is installed
  • (but) JAI-EXT is enabled by default
  • Marlin renderer
  • Strong cryptography enabled (Hash/Digest)
  • Default logging profile: PRODUCTION
  • Default WFS service level: Basic

docker build -t {YOUR_TAG} .

Build the image as described above, then:

docker run -it -p 80:8080 {YOUR_TAG}

or if you want to start the container daemonized:

docker run -d -p 80:8080 {YOUR_TAG}

Check http://localhost/geoserver to see the geoserver page and login with geoserver defaults admin:geoserver

docker build --build-arg GS_VERSION={YOUR_VERSION} -t {YOUR_TAG} .

docker build --build-arg GS_DATA_PATH={RELATIVE_PATH_TO_YOUR_GS_DATA} .

Note: The passed path must not be absolute! Instead, the path should be within the build context (e.g. next to the Dockerfile) and should be passed as a relative path, e.g. GS_DATA_PATH=./my_data/

Yes! Just pass the --build-arg param twice, e.g.

... --build-arg GS_VERSION={VERSION} --build-arg GS_DATA_PATH={PATH} ...

Put your *.jar files (e.g. the WPS extension) in the additional_libs folder and build with one of the commands from above! (They will be copied to the GeoServer WEB-INF/lib folder during the build.)

Note: Similar to the GeoServer data path from above, you can also configure the path to the additional libraries by passing the ADDITIONAL_LIBS_PATH argument when building:

--build-arg ADDITIONAL_LIBS_PATH={RELATIVE_PATH_TO_YOUR_LIBS}

docker exec -it {CONTAINER_ID} tail -f /opt/geoserver_data/logs/geoserver.log