Installing a connector with Docker
To manage access to on-prem resources with Apono, install a connector as a Docker Container
Intro
If you want the flexibility of installing the Apono connector on any machine, a docker container is a great alternative.
Step-by-step guide
Prerequisites
- A docker installed on any machine
- An Apono token
- Find Your Integration Token:
- Select any integration in the Catalog.
- Under the Connector section, select Add a New Connector from the drop-down list
- Copy the token displayed toward the bottom of the section. This token is unique per account.
- Find Your Integration Token:
Guide
- In the following command, replace the variables:
- Replace
APONO-TOKEN
with the token you copied in the Prerequisites - For
CONNECTOR_ID
, insert any name of your choosing
- Replace
- Run the command in the terminal:
export APONO_TOKEN=[the token you copied from Apono Add Connector flow]
export CONNECTOR_ID=apono-connector
docker login registry.apono.io -u apono -p $APONO_TOKEN
docker run -e APONO_CONNECTOR_ID=$CONNECTOR_ID -e APONO_TOKEN=$APONO_TOKEN -e APONO_URL=api.apono.io registry.apono.io/apono-connector:v1.5.3
- That's it!
Results
- If done correctly, you should see your docker Connector in the new integration dropdown list, or in the Connectors page
Updated 3 months ago