Use the build.sh script available in the bin directory to build the Docker images. You can build all the following Docker images at once or you can choose to build the images individually. The following Docker images are built:
  • ASE
  • ABS
  • Dashboard
  • MongoDB
It is a good practice to obfuscate the various keys and password in ASE, ABS, and Dashboard before building the Docker images. For more information on obfuscating keys and passwords, see the following topics:
Complete the following steps to build the Docker images:
  1. Configure the base image name and base image operating system details in the config/docker.conf file.
  2. Download the following PingIntelligence software in to the software directory:
    • ASE
    • ABS
    • PingIntelligence Dashboard
  3. Download OpenJDK 11.0.2, Kibana 6.8.1, Elasticsearch 6.8.1 and MongoDB 4.2.0 in the external directory and save them with the name as shown in the following table:
    Software File name
    Elasticsearch elasticsearch.tar.gz
    OpenJDK 11.0.2 openjdk11.tar.gz
    Kibana kibana.tar.gz
    MongoDB mongodb.tgz
    Note: Make sure that MongoDB is as per the base image configured in docker.conf file.
  4. Run the build.sh script to build the Docker images:
    docker-setup# ./bin/build.sh all
Base image os: rhel
Creating build context for ASE
Creating Image
Image created with tag pingidentity/ase:5.0
Image saved to /home/ubuntu/docker-setup/images/pingidentity_ase.tar
Creating build context for abs
Creating Image
Image created with tag pingidentity/abs:5.0
Image saved to /home/ubuntu/docker-setup/images/pingidentity_abs.tar
Creating build context for dashboard
Creating Image
Image created with tag pingidentity/dashboard:5.0
Image saved to /home/ubuntu/docker-setup/images/pingidentity_dashboard.tar
Creating build context for mongo
Creating Image
Image created with tag pingidentity/mongo:4.2.0
Image saved to /home/ubuntu/docker-setup/images/pingidentity_mongo.tar
root@ip-172-31-25-146:/home/ubuntu/docker-setup# vim lib/dashboard/context/entrypoint.sh

    The other options that you can give with build.sh are: ase, abs, dashboard, and mongo.

  5. Verify that the images are created by checking the local registry. Run the following command: 
    sudo docker image ls | grep pingidentity
pingidentity/dashboard             5.0                 4c2b1378bec0        38 minutes ago      2.07GB
pingidentity/mongo                 4.2.0               fcf3986eab34        3 days ago          781MB
pingidentity/abs                   5.0                 feced8848a28        3 days ago          910MB
pingidentity/ase                   5.0                 5ab75d3180ed        3 days ago          595MB
  6. Verify that the Docker images are saved in the images directory:
    docker-setup# ls -ltra images/
total 3437116
drwxr-xr-x 11 root root       4096 Sep 18 18:39 ..
-rw-------  1 root root  782182400 Sep 21 10:18 pingidentity_abs.tar
-rw-------  1 root root  495038976 Sep 21 10:20 pingidentity_mongo.tar
-rw-------  1 root root  339437568 Sep 23 06:57 pingidentity_ase.tar
-rw-------  1 root root 1302484480 Sep 23 08:08 pingidentity_dashboard.tar
drwxr-xr-x  2 root root       4096 Sep 23 08:08 .
Note: The Docker images do not install any additional packages like vi editor and so on.