ToughRADIUS Docker Quick Deployment
Here's the Docker deployment configuration for ToughRADIUS and PostgreSQL database, with detailed explanation as follows:
Services:
pgdb: This is the service definition for the PostgresSQL database. We're using the TimescaleDB image, which is a PostgreSQL database optimized for time-series data. This service maps the container's port 5432 to the host's port 5432 for external access.
toughradius: This is the service definition for ToughRADIUS. This service depends on 'pgdb', meaning it will only start once 'pgdb' service is fully up and running. It uses the image 'ca17/toughradius:latest'.
Port Mapping:
"1816:1816": Web management port
"1818:1818": FreeRADIUS API Service Port
"1819:1819": TR069 Service port
"2083:2083": Radsec service port
"1812:1812/udp": RADIUS Authentication port, using UDP protocol
"1813:1813/udp": RADIUS Accounting port, using UDP protocol
Volumes:
pgdb-volume: This volume is mounted to /var/lib/postgresql/data in the PostgresSQL database container, and it's used to store database data.
toughradius-volume: This volume is mounted to /var/toughradius in the ToughRADIUS container, and it's used to store ToughRADIUS data.
Networks:
toughradius_network: All the services are linked to this network, ensuring communication between containers.
Environment variables are used to configure various parameters of ToughRADIUS, such as database connection information, log settings, etc.
Once you've created this Docker Compose file, you can use the docker-compose up command to start all services.
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