Adding docker engines - Inter-System Gateway 1.1

You need to create a docker engine to host the driver containers.

To add a docker engine:

1. Log on to the IS Gateway web portal.
2. On the home page, click the Container () tab.
3. Click the button besides the Container label, and then click Add docker engine.
4. In the Add docker engine window that opens, enter the following information:
   

   Label

   Label used to identify this docker engine instance in the list of containers on the left.

   IP or Hostname

   Name or IP address of the server hosting this docker engine.

   TLS (HTTPS) communication

   Secure communication switch. This option is turned on by default. Only turn it off if you are using an existing docker engine that is not installed by the IS Gateway Installer, and where TLS is not in use.

   Port

   Port for communicating with the Docker API on the server hosting the docker engine (default = 2375 for HTTP, or 2376 for HTTPS).

5. If TLS is turned on, enter the Certificate password you provided to the IS Gateway Installer.
6. Click and then click Choose file.
7. In the browser window that opens, navigate to the location of the key.pfx file, select it, and click Open.
   The key.pfx file is typically found in the C:\ProgramData\docker\config\Certificates.
   The browser window closes.
8. Click Import > Add.
   The new docker engine is added to the list with its status and the number of driver containers running.

   

To remove a docker engine:

1. Click the button besides a docker engine label, and then click Remove docker engine.