Docker image for Apache Qpid Dispatch router. The image is based on CentOS 7.

The Docker image can be configured using following environment variables:

• QDROUTERD_HOME defines the main directory where all data are stored. By default /var/lib/qdrouterd/
• QDROUTERD_ID defines the ID of the Dispatch router instance. If not specified, it will be randomly generated.
• QDROUTERD_WORKER_THREADS defines the number of worker threads used by the router. By default 4 threads are used.
• QDROUTERD_LISTENER_LINK_CAPACITY defines the detaul link capacity which will be configured for all listeners. By default is set to 1000
• QDROUTERD_LOG_LEVEL defines the default log level which will be used. By default info+.
• QDROUTERD_CONFIG_FILE defines the location of the main configuration file. By default $QDROUTERD_HOME/etc/qdrouterd.conf
• QDROUTERD_CONFIG_OPTIONS allows user to pass the complete content of the configuration file which should be used. If specified, the configuration file will not be generated by the image it self.
• QDROUTERD_CONFIG_INSET allows to pass some additional configuration into the qdrouterd.conf file. The content of this variable will be simply added into the generated configuration file.

• QDROUTERD_SSL_DB_DIR defines the directory where all SSL related files are stored. By default $QDROUTERD_HOME/etc/ssl
• QDROUTERD_SSL_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY contains the public key of router's own certificate.
• QDROUTERD_SSL_SERVER_PRIVATE_KEY contains the private key of router's own certificate.
• QDROUTERD_SSL_DB_PASSWORD should contain the password to the private key (in case it is needed).
• QDROUTERD_SSL_CERT_DB should contain the database of clients certificates (public keys) which will be used for client authentication.
• QDROUTERD_SSL_TRUSTED_CERTS list of supported CAs which will be presented to the SSL clients. If not specified, QDROUTERD_SSL_CERT_DB will be used.
• QDROUTERD_SSL_AUTHENTICATE_PEER defines whether peer authentication is required or not.
• QDROUTERD_SSL_UID_FORMAT configures the mechanism which is used to create the username based on the certificate (e.g. based on CN, SHA signature etc.). For more details about the different options visit the Qpid Dispatch documentation.
• QDROUTERD_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPING configures the display name mapping file, which maps SSL certificates against usernames based on a JSON file with mapping. This variable should contain the JSON mapping as text. Do not use at the same time QDROUTERD_DISPLAY_NAME_FILE.
• QDROUTERD_DISPLAY_NAME_FILE configures the display name mapping file, which maps SSL certificates against usernames based on a JSON file with mapping. This variable should contain the path to the mapping file, which has to be included into the image on external volume. Do not use at the same time QDROUTERD_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPING.

• QDROUTERD_SASL_DB defines the path to the SASL database containing the usernames and passwords. By default $QDROUTERD_HOME/etc/sasl/qdrouterd.sasldb
• QDROUTERD_ADMIN_USERNAME specifies the username of the admin user which will be added to the ŚASL database.
• QDROUTERD_ADMIN_PASSWORD specifies the password of the admin user.
• QDROUTERD_SASL_CONFIG_DIR defines the directory where the SASL configuration will be stored, By default $QDROUTERD_HOME/etc/sasl/.
• QDROUTERD_SASL_CONFIG_NAME defines the SASL configuration name, which is used to name the SASL configuration file. By default qdrouterd.

• QDROUTERD_MAX_CONNECTIONS defines the maximal number of connections per router. By default 65535 (max integer).
• QDROUTERD_POLICY_DIR defines the directory where security policies will be stored. By default $QDROUTERD_HOME/etc/auth-policy/.
• QDROUTERD_POLICY_RULES might contain one set of policy rules in JSON format. The content of this variable will be placed into a file in the QDROUTERD_POLICY_DIR directory.