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title: Deploy with Docker
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# Deploy with Docker

This guide shows you how to build an evaluation-only Docker image by using the Dockerfile provided inside `PingGateway-2025.3.0.zip`.

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|   | ForgeRock provides no commercial support for production deployments that use ForgeRock's evaluation-only Docker images. When deploying the ForgeRock Identity Platform using Docker images, you must build and use your own images for production deployments. |

This guide is for Ping Identity Platform developers who want an easy-to-use example of containerized deployment, and for PingGateway developers who want to configure a production environment for containerized deployment.

For information about deploying Ping Identity Platform by using DevOps techniques, refer to ForgeOps' [Start here](https://docs.pingidentity.com/forgeops/2025.1/start/start-here.html).

This guide assumes that you are familiar with the following topics:

* PingGateway, to edit the basic configuration and test the changes.

* Docker, to build and run and Docker images.

The examples in this guide use some of the following third-party tools:

* `curl`: <https://curl.haxx.se>

* `HTTPie`: <https://httpie.org>

* `jq`: <https://stedolan.github.io/jq/>

* `keytool`: <https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/21/docs/specs/man/keytool.html>