Derived Docker images for Broker Client integrations and Container Registry Agent

Using the information on this page is not required to set up Broker Client integrations. You may use a derived Docker image to set up a Broker Client integration. This is an alternative to running the command explained in the instructions for setting up each integration.

Derived Docker image for Azure Repos Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:azure-repos

ENV BROKER_TOKEN        secret-broker-token
ENV AZURE_REPOS_TOKEN   secret-azure-token
ENV AZURE_REPOS_ORG     org-name
ENV AZURE_REPOS_HOST    your.azure-server.domain.com
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_URL   http://my.broker.client:8000
ENV PORT                8000

Derived Docker image for Bitbucket Server/Data Center Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:bitbucket-server

ENV BROKER_TOKEN        secret-broker-token
ENV BITBUCKET_USERNAME  username
ENV BITBUCKET_PASSWORD  password
ENV BITBUCKET           your.bitbucket-server.domain.com
ENV BITBUCKET_API       your.bitbucket-server.domain.com/rest/api/1.0
ENV PORT                8000

Derived Docker image for GitHub Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:github-com

ENV BROKER_TOKEN      secret-broker-token
ENV GITHUB_TOKEN      secret-github-token
ENV PORT              8000
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_URL http://my.broker.client:8000

Derived Docker image for GitHub Enterprise Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build you own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:github-enterprise

ENV BROKER_TOKEN      secret-broker-token
ENV GITHUB_TOKEN      secret-github-token
ENV GITHUB            your.ghe.domain.com
ENV GITHUB_API        your.ghe.domain.com/api/v3
ENV GITHUB_GRAPHQL    your.ghe.domain.com/api
ENV PORT              8000
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_URL http://my.broker.client:8000

Derived Docker image for GitLab Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:gitlab

ENV BROKER_TOKEN        secret-broker-token
ENV GITLAB_TOKEN        secret-gitlab-token
ENV GITLAB              your.gitlab.domain.com
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_URL   http://my.broker.client:8000
ENV PORT                8000

Derived Docker image for Jira Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:jira

ENV BROKER_TOKEN        secret-broker-token
ENV JIRA_USERNAME       username
ENV JIRA_PASSWORD       password
ENV JIRA_HOSTNAME       your.jira.domain.com
ENV PORT                8000

Derived Docker image for Artifactory Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:artifactory

ENV BROKER_TOKEN      secret-broker-token
ENV ARTIFACTORY_URL   <yourdomain>.artifactory.com

Derived Docker image for Nexus 3 Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:nexus

ENV BROKER_TOKEN                     secret-broker-token
ENV BASE_NEXUS_URL                   https://[<user>:<pass>@]<your.nexus.hostname>
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_VALIDATION_URL     https://<your.nexus.hostname>/service/rest/v1/status[/check]
ENV RES_BODY_URL_SUB                 https://<your.nexus.hostname>/repository

By default for Nexus 3, the X-Forwarded-For headers are stripped off by the Broker Client so Nexus returns the npm tarball uri to the Nexus Registry instead of the Broker Server. Include the environment variable REMOVE_X_FORWARDED_HEADERS=false to disable this behavior.

Derived Docker image for Nexus 2 Broker integration setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:nexus2

ENV BROKER_TOKEN                     secret-broker-token
ENV BASE_NEXUS_URL                   https://[<user>:<pass>@]<your.nexus.hostname>
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_VALIDATION_URL     https://<your.nexus.hostname>:<port>/systemcheck 
ENV RES_BODY_URL_SUB                 https://<your.nexus.hostname>/nexus/content/(groups|repositories)

By default for Nexus 2, the X-Forwarded-For headers are stripped off by the Broker Client so Nexus returns the npm tarball uri to the Nexus Registry instead of the Broker Server. Include the environment variable REMOVE_X_FORWARDED_HEADERS=false to disable this behavior.

Derived Docker image for Container Registry Agent setup

As an alternative to using the Docker run command shown on the setup page, you can build your own Docker image and override relevant environment variables:

FROM snyk/broker:container-registry-agent

ENV BROKER_TOKEN          secret-broker-token
ENV BROKER_CLIENT_URL     https://my.broker.client:8000
ENV CR_AGENT_URL          https://my.container.registry.agent
ENV CR_TYPE               container-registry-type
ENV CR_BASE               your.container.registry.domain.com
ENV CR_USERNAME           secret-container-registry-username
ENV CR_PASSWORD           secret-container-registry-password
ENV PORT                  8000