Running this image will let you turn nginx as a proxy for s3 bucket. Usually you will use this to setup your nginx server with cache so you won't have to fetch files from s3 all the time.
- nginx
- nginx aws auth module (https://github.com/anomalizer/ngx_aws_auth.git)
- tini (you can use this as your entrypoint in your own Dockerfile)
Checkout the example folder. It contains nginx conf template and start script. start.sh script replaces s3 tags from your nginx template and runs nginx in no-daemon mode. Your S3 credentials should be set in the env when running that image.
in the example folder
docker build -t my-nginx-s3 .
docker run -it --rm \
-e AWS_BUCKET=[aws-bucket] \
-e AWS_ACCESS_KEY=[aws-accesskey] \
-e AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=[aws-secretkey] \
-v `pwd`/nginx.conf.tmpl:/tmp/nginx.conf.tmpl \
-p 8000:80 --name running-nginx my-nginx-s3
Put something in your bucket either in AWS console or upload it using curl or Postman or whatever.. Point your browser to http://localhost:8000/yourfile.jpg. (localhost won't probably work if you started this on the commandline, inspect the running container to find it's ip)
[tag] will be versioned with v1, v2 and so on.. "latest" is the master branch.