Brocade vTM (Formerly Riverbed SteelApp / Stingray )

This is a container for the Brocade Virtual Traffic Manager.

http://www.brocade.com/en/products-services/application-delivery-controllers.html

This container is supplied without a license key and will run in developer mode out of the box. You can run with:

$ docker run -e ZEUS_EULA=accept --privileged -t -d brocade-vtm

You must set ZEUS_EULA=accept to indicate that you accept the license agreement, otherwise the software will not start. You may also specify a License file to download over HTTP using ZEUS_LIC, and a password using ZEUS_PASS. Eg:

$ docker run -e ZEUS_EULA=accept -e ZEUS_LIC=http://10.1.1.1/fla.lic ZEUS_PASS=t3llNo0n3 --privileged -t -d brocade-vtm

If you don't specify a ZEUS_PASS or you set ZEUS_PASS=RANDOM, then a password will be randomly generated for you. The password is printed to the console after start up.

Usage with Brocade Service Director (Formerly SSC)

The docker instance needs a FQDN in order for the SSC to license it. You can either provide the container a fully qualified name at launch using -h, or you can specify the domain in an environment variable called ZEUS_DOM.

$ docker run -e ZEUS_EULA=accept -e ZEUS_LIC=http://10.1.1.1/fla.lic ZEUS_PASS=t3llNo0n3 -e ZEUS_DOM=demo.local --privileged -t -d brocade-vtm

If you use ZEUS_DOM it will override the domain part of the host name set by docker . However, the run script can not update /etc/hosts, so you must ensure that the FQDN is resolvable by the container.

Accessing the Instance

Once started, point your web browser at port 9090 to access the web interface, or your rest client at port 9070.

Building a docker image

cd <docker folder>
docker build -t <tag> .