Run ASEE Flow using Docker

Docker images

Customer access required. ASEE Flow artifacts — Maven dependencies, Docker images, and pre-packaged distribution downloads — are hosted in a private repository available to ASEE Flow customers. To obtain the repository location and access credentials, contact ASEE Software Solutions. See Accessing artifacts for setup steps.

The ASEE Flow Docker images are published to the ASEE Flow customer image registry. Authenticate with docker login using the registry URL and credentials you received from ASEE before pulling images.

Start ASEE Flow Run using Docker

To start ASEE Flow Run execute the following commands:

docker pull <asee-registry>/aseeflow-bpm-platform:run-1.0.1
docker run -d --name aseeflow -p 8080:8080 <asee-registry>/aseeflow-bpm-platform:run-1.0.1

Start ASEE Flow (Tomcat) using Docker

To start ASEE Flow on Apache Tomcat, execute the following commands:

docker pull <asee-registry>/aseeflow-bpm-platform:tomcat-1.0.1
docker run -d --name aseeflow -p 8080:8080 <asee-registry>/aseeflow-bpm-platform:tomcat-1.0.1

Start ASEE Flow (WildFly) using Docker

To start ASEE Flow on WildFly, execute the following commands:

docker pull <asee-registry>/aseeflow-bpm-platform:wildfly-1.0.1
docker run -d --name aseeflow -p 8080:8080 <asee-registry>/aseeflow-bpm-platform:wildfly-1.0.1

Replace <asee-registry> with the registry host provided by ASEE. Images are tagged <distribution>-<version>; the available tags are listed in the customer registry.

Configuration Spring Boot

​Docker images

​Start ASEE Flow Run using Docker

​Start ASEE Flow (Tomcat) using Docker

​Start ASEE Flow (WildFly) using Docker

Docker images

Start ASEE Flow Run using Docker

Start ASEE Flow (Tomcat) using Docker

Start ASEE Flow (WildFly) using Docker