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1. Create a volume containing the following files:
   • certificate.jks
   • certificateAuthority.crt (Optional, if the certificates are not trusted by the JVM) 

     
     

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     docker volume create aspire_ssl_certs docker run -v aspire_ssl_certs:/ssl -u root --name temp_container busybox true docker cp /path/to/certificate.jks helpler:/ssl # (optional) # docker cp /path/to/certificateAuthority.crt helpler:/ssl docker rm helper

2. Mount the volume at any location in your container, for instance at /opt/aspire/ssl_certs

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   docker run -d -v aspire_ssl_certs:/opt/aspire/ssl_certs \ -p 50505:50505 --env ASPIRE_SSL_KEYSTORE=/opt/aspire/ssl_certs/certificate.jks \ --env ASPIRE_SSL_KEYSTORE_PASS=[your-JKS-passphrase] \ --env ASPIRE_SSL_CA=/opt/aspire/ssl_certs/certificateAuthority.crt \ --env aspire_security_https_only=true \ --env com_accenture_aspire_server_hostname=aspire_manager --env ASPIRE_MANAGER_NODE=true --name aspire_manager docker.repository.sca.accenture.com/docker/aspire:5.01.1

   Starting a worker node just requires changing the ASPIRE_MANAGER_NODE to ASPIRE_WORKER_NODE .

   See Properties for all the different environment variables that can be set on Aspire
3. Access aspire at https://localhost:50505/

On-premise deployments

Follow the steps at: Using Aspire via HTTPS

Make sure to add the following environment variable before starting the Aspire nodes:

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