Installation

Step 1: Install Docker Compose

Make sure Docker Engine (with docker-compose-plugin) is installed on your system. See System Requirements for more details.

You may also try alternatives such as Podman.

Step 2: Download the Docker-Compose File

curl -s https://get.apis.de/cdm.sh | bash

curl -s https://get.apis.de/cdm.sh | bash -s v1.0.0

#!/bin/bash

# URL of the tar.gz file
url="https://get.apis.de/cdm/latest.tar.gz"

# Download the tar.gz file
curl -O "$url"

# Extract the tar.gz file
tar -xzvf "latest.tar.gz"

# Optional: Remove the tar.gz file after extraction
rm "latest.tar.gz"

chmod +x download
chmod +x start
chmod +x stop

echo "CDM setup has been downloaded and extracted."

Step 3: Create the DotEnv Files

To use the server, you need to provide some data in the form of two DotEnv files:

• .env
• .env.idp

Create new DotEnv files, copy the contents of the example files, and update the values with your own configuration.

.env File

Example: .env.example

cp .env.example .env && nano .env

.env.idp File

Example: IdP (ID Provider) specific DotEnv files:

• .env.idp.azure.example
• .env.idp.ldaps.example
• .env.idp.local.example

• Select Identity Provider
• Local
• Azure
• LDAPS

cp .env.idp.local.example .env.idp && nano .env.idp

cp .env.idp.azure.example .env.idp && nano .env.idp

cp .env.idp.ldaps.example .env.idp && nano .env.idp

Step 4: Login and Download CDM-Server Images

Use the following command to login and download the CDM-Server images. You’ll be asked to enter username and password.

sudo ./download

Step 5. Start the CDM-Server Services

sudo ./start

sudo ./stop

Step 6. Access CDM-Server

Please see Login for more information.