betrcode / docker-ejtserver

🐳 EJT License Server image based on Alpine Linux

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EJT License Server Docker image based on AdoptOpenJDK.
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• Features
• Build locally
• Image
• Environment variables
• Volumes
• Ports
• Commands
• Usage
  • Docker Compose
  • Command line
• Upgrade
• Notes
  • How to use your floating license?
  • User groups
• Contributing
• License

Features

• Run as non-root user
• Multi-platform image
• License server customizable via environment variables
• Persistence of configuration in a single directory
• A custom base url can be provided to download the ejtserver tarball

Build locally

git clone https://github.com/crazy-max/docker-ejtserver.git
cd docker-ejtserver

# Build image and output to docker (default)
docker buildx bake

# Build multi-platform image
docker buildx bake image-all

Image

Registry	Image
Docker Hub	crazymax/ejtserver
GitHub Container Registry	ghcr.io/crazy-max/ejtserver

Following platforms for this image are available:

$ docker run --rm mplatform/mquery crazymax/ejtserver:latest
Image: crazymax/ejtserver:latest
 * Manifest List: Yes
 * Supported platforms:
   - linux/amd64
   - linux/arm64
   - linux/ppc64le
   - linux/s390x

Environment variables

• TZ: The timezone assigned to the container (default UTC)
• PUID: EJT user id (default 1000)
• PGID: EJT group id (default 1000)
• EJT_ACCOUNT_USERNAME: Username of your EJT account to download the license server. Can be empty if you use a custom base url to download the ejtserver tarball without HTTP authentication
• EJT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD: Password linked to the username
• EJTSERVER_VERSION: EJT License Server version to install. See the official changelog for a curated list. (default 1.16.1)
• EJTSERVER_DOWNLOAD_BASEURL: Base url where EJT License Server unix tarball can be downloaded (default https://licenseserver.ej-technologies.com)
• EJTSERVER_LICENSES: Your floating licenses (comma delimited)
• EJTSERVER_DISPLAY_HOSTNAMES: If you want to see host names instead of IP addresses (default false)
• EJTSERVER_LOG_LEVEL: Log4J log level of the EJT License Server (default INFO)

💡 EJT_ACCOUNT_USERNAME_FILE, EJT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD_FILE and EJTSERVER_LICENSES_FILE can be used to fill in the value from a file, especially for Docker's secrets feature.

Volumes

• /data: Contains configuration and the downloaded EJT License Server unix tarball

In this folder you will find those files:

• ejtserver_unix_*.tar.gz: The downloaded EJT License Server unix tarball
• ip.txt: If you would like to allow only certain IP addresses, enter one IP address per line. If no IP addresses are entered, all IP addresses will be allowed. You can specify IP masks, such as 192.168.2.*
• users.txt: If you would like to allow only certain user names, please enter one user name per line. If no user names are entered, all user names will be allowed

⚠️ Note that the volumes should be owned by the user/group with the specified PUID and PGID. If you don't give the volume correct permissions, the container may not start.

Ports

• 11862: License server port

Commands

You also have access to these commands from the container:

• ejtserver: This is the license server the daemon launch script. Commands available: start|stop|run|run-redirect|status|restart|force-reload.
• admin: Admin tool command line based of ejtserver. It allows you to list all active connections and to terminate selected connections. In addition, you can check out a temporary license for use in environments that have no access to the floating license server

Usage:

docker-compose exec ejtserver admin list

Usage

Docker Compose

Docker compose is the recommended way to run this image. Copy the content of folder examples/compose in /var/ejtserver/ on your host for example. Edit the compose and env files with your preferences and run the following commands:

docker-compose up -d
docker-compose logs -f

Command line

You can also use the following minimal command:

docker run -d -p 11862:11862 --name ejtserver \
  -e TZ="Europe/Paris" \
  -e EJT_ACCOUNT_USERNAME="my_ejt_username" \
  -e EJT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD="my_ejt_password" \
  -e EJTSERVER_LICENSES="0-0123-0123456789" \
  -v $(pwd)/data:/data \
  crazymax/ejtserver:latest

Upgrade

Recreate the container whenever I push an update:

docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d

Notes

How to use your floating license?

ej-technologies' products offer a floating license mode in the license dialog. Choose Help -> Enter License Key from the main menu in the JProfiler GUI or the install4j IDE and select the Floating license radio button.

The "Name" and "Company" fields are informational only, unless you choose to restrict the allowed values for the "Name" field as described in README.TXT. In the license server field you have to enter the hostname of the computer where the license server is running. Instead of a host name, an IP address can also be used.

If have a floating license for a certain major version of a product, you can use older versions of the same product with that floating license as well.

Should you require any additional assistance, please contact [e-mail]

User groups

If you want to partition keys to different groups of users, you can define groups in the file license.txt and the access control files users.txt and ip.txt by inserting group headers:

   [group]

All entries after a group header belong to that group until a new group is started. If no group has been started, entries are added to the "default" group.

Users are assigned to a group based on the defined groups in the access control files. If users are defined in users.txt, the group is determined by the that file. If the resulting group is the default group, the ip.txt file will be used for determining the associated group. If the users.txt file is empty, only the ip.txt file will be used.

In order to partition a single key to different groups in the license.txt file, add the key to multiple groups with the following syntax:

   n:key

where n is the number of concurrent users that should be assigned to the current group. Use different values of n in different groups that add up to the maximum number of current users for the key. For example:

[groupA]
4:F-95-10-xxx
[groupB]
6:F-95-10-xxx

splits the 10-user key F-95-10-xxx into 4 concurrent users for [groupA] and 6 concurrent users for [groupB]. In users.txt, the groups would be defined as:

[groupA]
bob
alice
...


[groupB]
carol
john
...

Alternatively, the ip.txt file could define groups as:

[groupA]
192.162.1.*
[groupB]
192.162.2.*

Group names are shown in the log file next to the user name.

Contributing

Want to contribute? Awesome! The most basic way to show your support is to star the project, or to raise issues. You can also support this project by becoming a sponsor on GitHub or by making a Paypal donation to ensure this journey continues indefinitely!

Thanks again for your support, it is much appreciated! 🙏

License

MIT. See LICENSE for more details.
And a special thanks to @ingokegel and ej-technologies'!