Docker image for Handle version 9.3.1.
Please refer to the Handle Documentation for more in-depth information.
As a quick example this will bring up an instance of Handle, and allow you to view on http://localhost:8000/.
docker run --rm -ti -p 8000:8000 islandora/handleRequires islandora/java docker image to build. Please refer to the
Java Image README for additional information.
| Port | Description |
|---|---|
| 8000 (tcp) | Port 8000 offers an HTTP and HTTPS interface. |
| 2641 (udp/tcp) | Port 2641 (UDP and TCP) is the IANA-assigned port number for the Handle wire protocol. |
| Environment Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HANDLE_ADMIN_FULL_ACCESS | yes | "yes" or "no". If set to "no" the "server_admins" will have default permissions at the prefix level |
| HANDLE_ADMIN_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM | See rootfs/etc/defaults/HANDLE_ADMIN_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM | Please read the handle documentation for how this is use |
| HANDLE_ADMIN_PUBLIC_KEY_PEM | See rootfs/etc/defaults/HANDLE_ADMIN_PUBLIC_KEY_PEM | Please read the handle documentation for how this is use |
| HANDLE_ALLOW_NA_ADMINS | yes | "yes" or "no". Allow admins from GHR? |
| HANDLE_CASE_SENSITIVE | no | "yes" or "no". Whether or not handles are case sensitive |
| HANDLE_DB_NAME | handle | The name of the handle database |
| HANDLE_DB_PASSWORD | password | The database users password |
| HANDLE_DB_READONLY | no | A boolean setting (can be "yes" or "no") prevent / allow database modification |
| HANDLE_DB_USER | handle | The database user |
| HANDLE_MAX_AUTH_TIME | 60000 | The number of seconds to wait for a client to respond to an authentication challenge |
| HANDLE_MAX_SESSION_TIME | 86400000 | Time in milliseconds that an authenticated client session can persist |
| HANDLE_PREFIX | 200 | Please read the handle documentation for how this is use |
| HANDLE_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM | See rootfs/etc/defaults/HANDLE_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM | Please read the handle documentation for how this is use |
| HANDLE_PUBLIC_KEY_PEM | See rootfs/etc/defaults/HANDLE_PUBLIC_KEY_PEM | Please read the handle documentation for how this is use |
| HANDLE_SERVER_ID | 1 | Used to distinguish from other servers within the same site |
| HANDLE_PERSISTENCE_TYPE | bdbje | Can be 'sql', if 'bdbje' make sure to create a volume at /var/handle/bdbje to persist changes |
| HANDLE_TEMPLATE_NS_OVERRIDE | no | Prefer server_config settings. |
Note: For PEM files the private key must conform to
PKCS#8 and not
PKCS#1 as the tools which do key
conversion into the handle format do not support PKCS#1.
i.e PEM files which begin with -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- are not
supported only keys which start with -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- or
-----BEGIN ENCRYPTED PRIVATE KEY----- are supported. Note if you use encrypted
keys you will need to handle the decryption of them as it is not handled by this
image at this time.
Handle can optionally make use of different database backends for storage. Please see the documentation in the base image for more information about the default database connection configuration.
The following settings are only used if HANDLE_PERSISTENCE_TYPE is set to
mysql or postgresql.
| Environment Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HANDLE_DB_NAME | handle | The name of the database |
| HANDLE_DB_USER | handle | The user to connect to the database |
| HANDLE_DB_PASSWORD | password | The password of the user used to connect to the database |
Additionally the DB_DRIVER variable is derived from the
HANDLE_PERSISTENCE_TYPE so users do not need to specify it separately.