Docker Container¶
Geoserver is also packaged as a Docker Container. For more details, see the Geoserver Docker Container Project.
See the README.md file for more technical information.
Quick Start¶
This will run the container, with the data directory included with the container:
Make sure you have Docker installed.
Download the container:
These instructions are for GeoServer 2.27-SNAPSHOT which is provided as a Nightly release. Testing a Nightly release is a great way to try out new features, and test community modules. Nightly releases change on an ongoing basis and are not suitable for a production environment.
docker pull docker.osgeo.org/geoserver:2.27.x
Run the container
docker run -it -p8080:8080 docker.osgeo.org/geoserver:2.27.x
In a web browser, navigate to
http://localhost:8080/geoserver
.If you see the GeoServer Welcome page, then GeoServer is successfully installed.
This setup is a quick test to ensure the software is working, but is difficult to use as file data can only be transferred to the data directory included with the container via the REST API.
Using your own Data Directory¶
This will run the container with a local data directory. The data directory will be mounted into the docker container.
Note
Change /MY/DATADIRECTORY to your data directory. If this directory is empty it will be populated with the standard Geoserver Sample Data Directory.
Make sure you have Docker installed.
Download the container
docker pull docker.osgeo.org/geoserver:2.27.x
Run the container
docker run -it -p8080:8080 \ --mount type=bind,src=/MY/DATADIRECTORY,target=/opt/geoserver_data \ docker.osgeo.org/geoserver:2.27.x
In a web browser, navigate to
http://localhost:8080/geoserver
.If you see the GeoServer Welcome page, then GeoServer is successfully installed.
This setup allows direct management of the file data shared with the container. This setup is also easy to update to use the latest container.
Adding GeoServer Extensions¶
You can add GeoServer Extensions - the container will download them during startup.
docker run -it -p8080:8080 \ --env INSTALL_EXTENSIONS=true \ --env STABLE_EXTENSIONS="ysld,h2" \ docker.osgeo.org/geoserver:2.27.x
This will download and install the YSLD and H2 extension.
Here is a list of available extensions (taken from the build server):
app-schema gdal jp2k ogr-wps web-resource
authkey geofence libjpeg-turbo oracle wmts-multi-dimensional
cas geofence-server mapml params-extractor wps-cluster-hazelcast
charts geopkg-output mbstyle printing wps-download
control-flow grib mongodb pyramid wps-jdbc
css gwc-s3 monitor querylayer wps
csw h2 mysql sldservice xslt
db2 imagemap netcdf-out sqlserver ysld
dxf importer netcdf vectortiles
excel inspire ogr-wfs wcs2_0-eo
Testing Geoserver Community modules¶
Working with a Nightly build is a good way to test community modules and provide feedback to developers working on new functionality.
To work with community modules you must be using the GeoServer 2.27.x nightly build that matches the community module build:
docker run -it -p8080:8080 \ --env INSTALL_EXTENSIONS=true \ --env STABLE_EXTENSIONS="ysld,h2" \ --env COMMUNITY_EXTENSIONS="ogcapi-features,ogcapi-images,ogcapi-maps,ogcapi-styles,ogcapi-tiles" \ docker.osgeo.org/geoserver:2.27.x
For the current list see GeoServer build server.
activeMQ-broker jdbcconfig proxy-base-ext
backup-restore jdbcstore s3-geotiff
cog jms-cluster sec-keycloak
colormap libdeflate sec-oauth2-geonode
cov-json mbtiles sec-oauth2-github
dds mbtiles-store sec-oauth2-google
dyndimension mongodb-schemaless sec-oauth2-openid-connect
elasticsearch ncwms smart-data-loader
features-templating netcdf-ghrsst solr
flatgeobuf notification spatialjson
gdal-wcs ogcapi-coverages stac-datastore
gdal-wps ogcapi-dggs taskmanager-core
geopkg ogcapi-features taskmanager-s3
gpx ogcapi-images vector-mosaic
gsr ogcapi-maps vsi
gwc-azure-blobstore ogcapi-styles webp
gwc-distributed ogcapi-tiled-features wps-remote
gwc-mbtiles ogcapi-tiles rat
gwc-sqlite ogr-datastore
hz-cluster opensearch-eo
importer-jdbc
jdbc-metrics