keeper/guacd
Docker deployment of guacd with Keeper Connection Manager
Image:
keeper/guacdkeeper/guacd is a Dockerized deployment of guacd, the Apache Guacamole proxy daemon, with support for VNC, RDP, SSH, K8s, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and telnet. It is normally used to provide a guacd instance for a container using the keeper/guacamole image.To start a guacd instance which listens on TCP port 4822:
docker run --name some-guacd -e ACCEPT_EULA=Y -d keeper/guacd
where
some-guacd is the name you wish to assign to your container.The guacd logs are useful if debugging unexpected behavior of the remote desktop or failure to connect, as it is guacd that handles protocol-specific communication. To view the guacd logs:
docker logs some-guacd
By default, these logs will show messages only at the "info" level or above. This can be overridden when the container is created using the
LOG_LEVEL environment variable.The
ACCEPT_EULA environment variable must be set to "Y" to indicate your acceptance of the Keeper Connection Manager EULA. This Docker image may not be used except under the terms of the EULA.This variable is optional and specifies the numeric UID which should be assigned to the user that the guacd service runs as. If omitted, the guacd service will run with the UID of the reduced-privilege user created by the Keeper Connection Manager package for guacd.
This is mainly useful if guacd will need to write to a volume mount whose file permissions may not match those of the
keeper/guacd Docker image.This variable is optional and specifies the numeric GID which should be assigned to the group that the guacd service runs as. If omitted, the guacd service will run with the GID of the reduced-privilege group created by the Keeper Connection Manager package for guacd.
This is mainly useful if guacd will need to write to a volume mount whose file permissions may not match those of the
keeper/guacd Docker image.This variable is optional and specifies the lowest level of log message that should be displayed. In order of increasing verbosity, valid values are: "error", "warning", "info", "debug", "trace".
The default log level is "info".
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