openkbs/jetty-fileserver repository overview

⁠Jetty 9 + Java 11 OpenJDK

⁠Components:

• Jetty version: 9.4.30.v20200611
• Base Components (e.g., Maven, Java, NodeJS, etc.)
  • See openkbs/jdk-mvn-py3 - Components⁠
  • See openkbs/jdk-mvn-py3 - Releases Information⁠

⁠Run (recommended for easy-start)

Image is pulling from openkbs/jetty-fileserver

./run.sh

⁠Prepare your Web Folder

The default "run.sh" use the following base FTP directory.

• Important: You need to copy your data file into the folder "UNDER" the folder "jetty_base":

    $HOME/data-docker/jetty_fileserver/jetty_base/

~/data-docker/jetty-fileserver: 
.
├── data
├── jetty_base
└── workspace

⁠Web File URL Access

For production, you need to configure Jetty to support https to be secured transport.

http://<host_ip>:18080/jetty_base/ (if you remotely access the Jetty FTP server)
or
http://localhost:18080/jetty_base/ (if you are on the same local host)

⁠Pull the image from Docker Repository

docker pull openkbs/jetty-fileserver

⁠Build your own image from this

FROM openkbs/jetty-fileserver

⁠Build and Run your own image

To build your own image, say, "my/jetty-fileserver".

docker build -t my/jetty-fileserver .

To run your own image with the name of "some-jetty-fileserver":

mkdir ./data
docker run -d --name some-jetty-fileserver -i -t my/jetty-fileserver

⁠Shell into the Docker instance

You can simply run ./shell.sh or

docker exec -it some-jetty-fileserver /bin/bash