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Quick reference

• Maintained by: the Lightstreamer Server Development Team • Where to get help: the Docker Community Slack, Server Fault, Unix & Linux, or Stack Overflow

Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

• 6.0.3-jdk8, 6.0-jdk8, 6.0.3-jdk8-temurin, 6.0-jdk8-temurin, 6.0.3, 6.0 • 6.0.3-jdk8-base, 6.0-jdk8-base, 6.0.3-jdk8-temurin-base, 6.0-jdk8-temurin-base, 6.0.3-base, 6.0-base • 6.1.0-jdk8, 6.1-jdk8, 6.1.0-jdk8-temurin, 6.1-jdk8-temurin, 6-jdk8, 6-jdk8-temurin, 6.1.0, 6.1, 6 • 6.1.0-jdk8-base, 6.1-jdk8-base, 6.1.0-jdk8-temurin-base, 6.1-jdk8-temurin-base, 6-jdk8-base, 6-jdk8-temurin-base, 6.1.0-base, 6.1-base, 6-base • 7.0.3-jdk8, 7.0-jdk8, 7.0.3-jdk8-temurin, 7.0-jdk8-temurin • 7.0.3-jdk8-base, 7.0-jdk8-base, 7.0.3-jdk8-temurin-base, 7.0-jdk8-temurin-base • 7.0.3-jdk11, 7.0-jdk11, 7.0.3-jdk11-temurin, 7.0-jdk11-temurin, 7.0.3, 7.0 • 7.0.3-jdk11-base, 7.0-jdk11-base, 7.0.3-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.0-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.0.3-base, 7.0-base • 7.1.3-jdk8, 7.1-jdk8, 7.1.3-jdk8-temurin, 7.1-jdk8-temurin • 7.1.3-jdk8-base, 7.1-jdk8-base, 7.1.3-jdk8-temurin-base, 7.1-jdk8-temurin-base • 7.1.3-jdk11, 7.1-jdk11, 7.1.3-jdk11-temurin, 7.1-jdk11-temurin, 7.1.3, 7.1 • 7.1.3-jdk11-base, 7.1-jdk11-base, 7.1.3-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.1-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.1.3-base, 7.1-base • 7.2.2-jdk8, 7.2-jdk8, 7.2.2-jdk8-temurin, 7.2-jdk8-temurin • 7.2.2-jdk8-base, 7.2-jdk8-base, 7.2.2-jdk8-temurin-base, 7.2-jdk8-temurin-base • 7.2.2-jdk11, 7.2-jdk11, 7.2.2-jdk11-temurin, 7.2-jdk11-temurin, 7.2.2, 7.2 • 7.2.2-jdk11-base, 7.2-jdk11-base, 7.2.2-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.2-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.2.2-base, 7.2-base • 7.3.3-jdk8, 7.3-jdk8, 7.3.3-jdk8-temurin, 7.3-jdk8-temurin • 7.3.3-jdk8-base, 7.3-jdk8-base, 7.3.3-jdk8-temurin-base, 7.3-jdk8-temurin-base • 7.3.3-jdk11, 7.3-jdk11, 7.3.3-jdk11-temurin, 7.3-jdk11-temurin • 7.3.3-jdk11-base, 7.3-jdk11-base, 7.3.3-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.3-jdk11-temurin-base • 7.3.3-jdk17, 7.3-jdk17, 7.3.3-jdk17-temurin, 7.3-jdk17-temurin, 7.3.3, 7.3 • 7.3.3-jdk17-base, 7.3-jdk17-base, 7.3.3-jdk17-temurin-base, 7.3-jdk17-temurin-base, 7.3.3-base, 7.3-base • 7.4.8-jdk8, 7.4-jdk8, 7.4.8-jdk8-temurin, 7.4-jdk8-temurin, 7-jdk8, 7-jdk8-temurin • 7.4.8-jdk8-base, 7.4-jdk8-base, 7.4.8-jdk8-temurin-base, 7.4-jdk8-temurin-base, 7-jdk8-base, 7-jdk8-temurin-base • 7.4.8-jdk11, 7.4-jdk11, 7.4.8-jdk11-temurin, 7.4-jdk11-temurin, 7-jdk11, 7-jdk11-temurin • 7.4.8-jdk11-base, 7.4-jdk11-base, 7.4.8-jdk11-temurin-base, 7.4-jdk11-temurin-base, 7-jdk11-base, 7-jdk11-temurin-base • 7.4.8-jdk17, 7.4-jdk17, 7.4.8-jdk17-temurin, 7.4-jdk17-temurin, 7-jdk17, 7-jdk17-temurin • 7.4.8-jdk17-base, 7.4-jdk17-base, 7.4.8-jdk17-temurin-base, 7.4-jdk17-temurin-base, 7-jdk17-base, 7-jdk17-temurin-base • 7.4.8-jdk21, 7.4-jdk21, 7.4.8-jdk21-temurin, 7.4-jdk21-temurin, 7-jdk21, 7-jdk21-temurin • 7.4.8-jdk21-base, 7.4-jdk21-base, 7.4.8-jdk21-temurin-base, 7.4-jdk21-temurin-base, 7-jdk21-base, 7-jdk21-temurin-base • 7.4.8-jdk25, 7.4-jdk25, 7.4.8-jdk25-temurin, 7.4-jdk25-temurin, 7-jdk25, 7-jdk25-temurin, 7.4.8, 7.4, 7, latest • 7.4.8-jdk25-base, 7.4-jdk25-base, 7.4.8-jdk25-temurin-base, 7.4-jdk25-temurin-base, 7-jdk25-base, 7-jdk25-temurin-base, 7.4.8-base, 7.4-base, 7-base, base

Quick reference (cont.)

• Where to file issues: https://github.com/Lightstreamer/Docker/issues • Supported architectures: (more info) amd64, arm64v8 • Published image artifact details: repo-info repo's repos/lightstreamer/ directory (history) (image metadata, transfer size, etc) • Image updates: official-images repo's library/lightstreamer label official-images repo's library/lightstreamer file (history) • Source of this description: docs repo's lightstreamer/ directory (history)

What is Lightstreamer Server?

Lightstreamer is a real-time messaging server optimized for the Internet. Blending WebSockets, HTTP, and push notifications, it streams data to/from mobile, tablet, browser-based, desktop, and IoT applications.

For more information and related downloads for Lightstreamer Server and other Lightstreamer products, please visit www.lightstreamer.com.

How to use this image

Image editions

Every version is published as two editions:

• lightstreamer: (aliased as latest) — the full server. Runs standalone out of the box; use this to try Lightstreamer out or for one-off deployments. • lightstreamer:-base (aliased as base) — a leaner image intended as a starting point for integrators building a customized Lightstreamer image. The factory config XMLs, welcome page, demo adapters, and PDF documentation are stripped, so the server will not start standalone — downstream images must supply their own conf/*.xml (and any adapters they need).

Two paths follow — pick one:

• Running the image as-is? → see *Running the full image* below. • Packaging a self-contained custom image? → see *Packaging a custom image* below.

Running the full image

Launch the container with the default configuration:

This will map port 8080 inside the container to port 80 on the host. Point your browser at http://localhost to watch the Welcome page showing real-time data flowing in from the bundled demo application — a first overview of Lightstreamer's features. More examples are available at the demo site.

File permissions for bind mounts

The container runs as UID 10000 and GID 10000 (and is a member of GID 0 for OpenShift compatibility). Any host file or directory you bind-mount must be readable by that user — either grant read (and traverse for directories) on the host path with chmod -R +rX /path, or use the *Packaging a custom image* approach below (which lets you assign ownership via COPY --chown=lightstreamer:root).

Custom configuration

Supply a specific configuration file:

Supply a custom logging configuration together with a host-side logs directory (useful for persistence and I/O performance):

For the full list of settings, read the inline documentation in lightstreamer_conf.xml and lightstreamer_log_conf.xml under /lightstreamer/conf/ inside the container.…

Description from the Docker Hub listing.