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README.md

OCIS

  • Category: Development
  • Status: 1, alpha
  • Image: owncloud/ocis, 2, upstream
  • Healthcheck: No
  • Backups: Yes
  • Email: ?
  • Tests: 2
  • SSO: 3 (OIDC)

Basic usage

  1. Set up Docker Swarm and [abra][abra]
  2. Deploy [coop-cloud/traefik][cc-traefik]
  3. abra app new ocis --secrets (optionally with --pass if you'd like to save secrets in pass)
  4. abra app YOURAPPDOMAIN config - be sure to change $DOMAIN to something that resolves to your Docker swarm box
  5. abra app YOURAPPDOMAIN deploy

SSO usage

By default OCIS includes a built-in Identity Provider. You can use another OpenID Connect provider, too. Keycloak works: Create a new Client, set it to Public mode (not Confidential) and set the OCIS_OIDC_ISSUER and WEB_OIDC_CLIENT_ID config variables.

App commands

ocis

To run the ocis command-line utility you can use the abra command ocis. Use it like this: abra app cmd YOURAPPDOMAIN app ocis