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Docker Setup

On Windows - using Docker Desktop

Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security, the following rule needs to be created:

Type: Inbound
Program: C:\Program Files\Docker\Docker\resources\com.docker.backend.exe
Allow all connections

Volume mapping

make sure the directory that you are going to map to /mbs/config in docker has the appropriate config.yml and devices.yml
For e.g. for  "d:/data/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config" the files need to be in d:/data/docker/volumes/mbs

for alpine distro

docker pull mbs-alpine sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-alpine
docker run -p:8080:8080 -v d:/data/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config -e TZ=America/Chicago --name mbs-alpine sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-alpine

for raspberry pi distro

docker pull mbs-alpine sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-rpi
docker run -p:8080:8080 -v d:/data/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config -e TZ=America/Chicago --name mbs-rpi sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-rpi

The RPI distro is about 768MB and Alpine is about 136MB - so if running on windows I would go for the alpine distro

Some helpful commands for widows users not familiar with docker

docker image ls
docker image rm -f <image-id>
docker container ls -a
docker container stop <container-name>
docker container start -i <container-name> (starts in interactive mode
docker container rm <container-name>
Examples
docker stop mbs-alpine
docker start -i mbs-alpine

Container names in the above examples are mbs-alpine and mbs-rpi for example

On linux platforms - (I have not tested then but should work)

make sure linux firewall rules are set appropriately

Volume mapping -

make sure the directory that you are going to map to /mbs/config in docker has the appropriate config.yml and devices.yml
For e.g. for  "/home/pi/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config" the files need to be in /home/pi/docker/volumes/mbs

for alpine distro

docker pull mbs-alpine sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-alpine
docker run -p:8080:8080 \
		   -v /home/pi/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config \
		   -e TZ=America/Chicago \
		   --name mbs-alpine \
		   sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-alpine

for raspberry pi distro

docker pull mbs-alpine sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-rpi
docker run -p:8080:8080 \
		   -v /home/pi/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config \
		   -e TZ=America/Chicago \
		   --name mbs-rpi 
		   sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-rpi

The RPI distro is about 768MB and Alpine is about 136MB - so I would still go for the alpine distro

Docker Compose

If you want to bundle everything together, you can use Docker Compose. This will install and run both mosquitto and MBS - you still need to make sure mosquitto.conf and mbs config files are in the right directories.

Just create a file called docker-compose.yml with these contents:

mqtt:
    image: eclipse-mosquitto
    container_name: mqtt
    environment:
        - TZ=America/Chicago
    volumes:
        - D:/data/docker/volumes/mosquitto/config:/mosquitto/config
        - D:/data/docker/volumes/mosquitto/data:/mosquitto/data
        - D:/data/docker/volumes/mosquitto/log:/mosquitto/log
    ports:
        - 1883:1883
        - 9001:9001

mqttbridge:
    image: sgupta99/mqtt-bridge-smartthings:1.0.3-alpine
    container_name: mbs
    environment:
        - TZ=America/Chicago
    volumes:
        - D:/data/docker/volumes/mbs:/mbs/config
    ports:
        - 8080:8080