Starting the server
How to start the Docker container
Our Docker image can run on x86-64 CPU.
Follow the instructions below to run the server docker.
As the first step, you need to load the Docker image from the provided file.
After loading the image, you can start the server via the script below. This script will start a docker container with the Server image and copy the license and server-config information into that container:
Once the server is running, you can access the API documentation/OpenAPI Swagger Docs page by going to a browser on the local machine via:
The Swagger Docs page is useful to test the web APIs from your browser. The Swagger framework allows developers to create interactive, machine and human-readable API documentation. It is the framework that REST API developers are most familiar with.
We also provide RapiDoc documentation that is better looking and easier to read:
Every time a Docker container is restarted, it assumes a new ID. Since only 5 concurrent IDs are allowed (by default) in the license, you might encounter an error if you frequently start/stop the Docker images. Thus, it is recommended to start a Docker image only once and let it run.
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