Refer to the following for a sample YAML file configuration.
Sample - yaml
version: "3.4"
services:
qualys-client-service:
image: qualys/qualys-client-for-jira-integration:1.3.0
networks:
- qualys-jira-connector
volumes:
- qualys-jira-volume:/opt/qualys/common/jiraconnector/
environment:
- SPRING_REDIS_HOST=#vm_ip_address
- SPRING_REDIS_PORT=6379
- SPRING_REDIS_USER=default
- SPRING_REDIS_PASSWORD=JiraConnectorRedisDB
redis-client-service:
image: qualys/redis-test:1.2.0
networks:
- qualys-jira-connector
ports:
- 6379:6379
volumes:
- qualys-jira-volume:/opt/qualys/common/jiraconnector/
jira-client-service:
image: qualys/jira-client-for-jira-integration:1.3.0
networks:
- qualys-jira-connector
volumes:
- qualys-jira-volume:/opt/qualys/common/jiraconnector/
environment:
- SPRING_REDIS_HOST=#vm_ip_address
- SPRING_REDIS_PORT=6379
- SPRING_REDIS_USER=default
- SPRING_REDIS_PASSWORD=JiraConnectorRedisDB
depends_on:
- qualys-client-service
networks:
qualys-jira-connector:
volumes:
qualys-jira-volume:
- Execute the following commands from your local directory:
Refer to the following image to understand the command output.
- To verify the installation, execute the command, docker ps
As part of the Docker compose behavior, your local directory name with the docker-compose.yml is prefixed onto the container, volume, and network name.
Now that you have installed the application, let's see what the Jira connector application has introduced to your environment.