A docker compose based deployment of pretixSCAN Proxy
First you need to build the pretixSCAN proxy container.
If you want to change the version, change PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_VERSION and PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_CHECKSUM.
(See configuration for details)
Then you can build the container like this:
docker compose build
Configuration is done via environment variables.
Copy the example.env file to .env and adapt it to your needs.
The only setting you need to change is PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_BASEURL if you are using your own reverse proxy or PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_HOSTNAME if you are using caddy.
You also really should change PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_ADMINAUTH.
| Environment Variable | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_VERSION | 2.6.2 |
Version of pretixSCAN proxy to use. |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_CHECKSUM | sha256:8d51688094c8d6a44ca85df9d7b70c200c0000f3115f7d9bcf70b8213e6b9f76 |
Checksum of the jar file |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_DATABASE | jdbc:postgresql://postgres/${POSTGRES_DB}?user=${POSTGRES_USER}&password=${POSTGRES_PASSWORD} |
PostgreSQL connection URL |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_ADMINAUTH | admin:admin |
user:pass for management interface |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_AUTO_OFFLINE_MODE | on |
See prexiSCAN proxy docs |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_BASEURL | https://${PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_HOSTNAME}:${PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_PORT} |
Base URL the proxy will be reachable at |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_HOSTNAME | localhost |
hostname part of base URL and hostname used by caddy |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_PORT | 443 |
port part of base URL and port caddy listens at |
| PRETIXSCAN_PROXY_ADMIN_BIND | 127.0.0.1:7000 |
port (and ip) the container is reachable by |
| POSTGRES_DB | scanproxy |
PostgreSQL database name |
| POSTGRES_USER | scanproxy |
PostgeSQL user to create and use |
| POSTGRES_PASSWORD | scanproxy |
PostgeSQL password to create and use |
You can run this setup either with your own reverse proxy in front for TLS termination or with caddy. Caddy automatically provisions a Let's Encrypt TLS certificate via HTTP-1 validation.
To use your own reverse proxy, start the stack with:
docker compose up -d
To use caddy start the stack with
docker compose -f docker-compose.yaml -f docker-compose.caddy.yaml up -d
