Using Docker to run a standalone administrative console

About this task

The administrative console is available as a standalone Docker image on Docker Hub. To see a docker-compose example that deploys a PingDirectory container with a corresponding console, see the PingDirectory getting started demo.

The Ping Identity Helm charts also include support for the administrative console, which you should use when deploying the console in Kubernetes.

Steps

To connect with a PingDirectory server that is deployed in Docker, run the administrative console image in a local Docker deployment.

The network you use must match the network used by the PingDirectory server’s container.

Example:

The following example deploys the standalone console image in a local Docker deployment with the console listening on port 8443 using the pingnet network:

docker run \
    --name pingdataconsole \
    --publish 8443:8443 \
    --network pingnet \
    --detach \
    pingidentity/pingdataconsole:edge

You can change the first port in the --publish line based on what port you want to use on your local machine, but you shouldn’t change the second port. To access the console outside of Docker on port 9443, for example, use 9443:8443.

To access the console, go to https://<hostname>:<port>/console/login and enter the following credentials.

Field Credential

Server

<PingDirectory container name>:<LDAPS port>

The name of the server you enter on the sign-on page must match the name of the PingDirectory container you are trying to connect to along with the LDAPS port of that container.

For example, use pingdirectory:1636 to connect to a standalone PingDirectory Docker container on the same network.

Username

administrator

Password

2FederateM0re