Standalone Gateway
Installation
Prerequisites
- An Authentication Method. Make sure it has the right access permission to create and manage Secrets, Keys & Targets.
Note
The following example uses the account default Authentication Method. Using the account owner's email and password which has superuser privileges on the account.
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A Linux or a Windows machine with Docker engine installed with a minimum 1 vCPU available with 2GB RAM.
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Network port
8000
on the cluster must be open only for internal network access, allowing access to the following services using the corresponding endpoints:
Service | Endpoint |
---|---|
Gateway Console | /console |
HashiCorp Vault Proxy | /hvp |
Akeyless V1 REST API | /api/v1 |
Akeyless V2 REST API | /api/v2 |
KMIP Server | 5696 |
Warning
Make sure that this server is not globally opened to the public network. Akeyless Gateway requires only connections to Akeyless SaaS Core Services.
Installation
To install a standalone instance of Akeyless Gateway, run the following command:
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 5696:5696 --name akeyless-gateway akeyless/base:latest-akeyless
After executing the above command, a new container named akeyless-gateway should run on Docker (use docker ps
for confirmation). It contains a single instance of Akeyless Gateway.
To upgrade your current Gateway version, simply restart the container using the docker restart <container name>
command.
Info
In this example, the Gateway was installed without a default Authentication Method as part of the installation. Thus, the first Authentication Method used to log in will become the admin user on this Gateway.
For further installation options, visit the Advanced Configuration page.
Initial Configuration
To configure your Akeyless Gateway:
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On your browser, navigate to http://Your-Akeyless-Gateway-URL:8000/console and log in.
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Navigate to Gateways > Select Your Gateway > Manage Gateway
Tutorial
Check out our tutorial video on Installing and Configuring the Gateway on Docker.
Updated 27 days ago