Run Aidbox locally with Docker
This quickstart guide explains how to run Aidbox locally using docker compose. You will learn how to obtain a free short-term license and how to set up Aidbox.
Go to the Aidbox portal. Sign up and click the new license button. Choose product type “Aidbox” and hosting type “Self-hosted”.
You'll see your license in the “My Licenses” list. Click on your new license and copy credentials. It is a long string like
eyJhbGciOiJ...
This string is your license key.
git clone https://github.com/Aidbox/aidbox-docker-compose --recurse-submodules && cd aidbox-docker-compose
This repository contains Aidbox configuration project used to configure Aidbox and also additional files used to spin up Aidbox container.
Create
.env file from env.tpl:cp env.tpl .env
env.tpl is a template with environment variables. We copy it into a separate .env which is included in .gitignore to protect from secrets breach.Now update
.env file so that AIDBOX_LICENSE matches your license key:AIDBOX_LICENSE=<your-license-key>
If you want to learn more about Aidbox environment variables, refer to the following page:
If you want to learn more about Aidbox configuration project set up, refer to the following page:
Start Aidbox with Docker Compose:
docker compose up
This command downloads and starts Aidbox container. It can take a few minutes.
Open http://localhost:8888. You'll see Aidbox login page. Sign in using login
admin and password secret.Now you are ready to use Aidbox.
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