Docker and IdentityServer4 over ssl

This project demonstrates how to use Docker to setup and run a simple IdentityServer4 application over ssl. The project uses the Identity Server 4 Quickstart UI and replaces the in-memory clients with an Entity Framework backing store using SQL Server.

Technologies

• .NET Core 3.1
• Identity Server 4.1
• Docker 19.03.13

SSL Setup

To run the application over SSL there are a few steps we need to do. In your app root directory run the following commands:

1. dotnet dev-certs https --clean
2. dotnet dev-certs https -ep ./conf.d/https/dev_cert.pfx -p <password-i-want-to-use>
3. dotnet dev-certs https --trust
4. Ensure that the dev_cert.pfx file is available in ./conf.d/https folder.
5. In your docker-compose.override file update the enviroment variable ASPNETCORE_Kestrel__Certificates__Default__Password=<password-i-want-to-use> to match the password you entered in step 2.

Quick Start

1. Make sure you have Docker installed from Docker Official Page
2. In your app root directory run the following command docker-compose build
3. In your app root directory run the following command docker-compose up
4. Running docker ps should now show you two containers identityserver and mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server with their associated port numbers.
5. Browse locally to the identityserver port to see the Welcome to IdentityServer4 page.
6. Log in with the test users credentials alice/alice or bob/bob

Container Orchestrator Support

The solution also includes the added container orchestration support files. Fore more information see Container Tools in Visual Studio

Issues

For issues, use the identity-server4-docker-support issue tracker.