Container

Password Reset is distributed as a Docker image. This page covers running a basic instance, mounting customer configuration, and verifying the service in container environments.

Prerequisites

• Docker installed on the host.
• Access credentials to the Fortified ID image registry (fortifiedid.jfrog.io).

Follow the shared container installation guide to authenticate to the registry.

Pull the image

docker pull fortifiedid.jfrog.io/docker/fortifiedid/pwdreset:<version>

Replace <version> with the target release.

Run the container

The minimal command to start a single node:

docker run -p 8080:8080 --detach --name pwdreset \
  fortifiedid.jfrog.io/docker/fortifiedid/pwdreset:<version> \
  -c Node config/config.json

Argument	Description
-c	Direct system output to stdout.
Node	Start the Node module.
config/config.json	Configuration file path, relative to SERVER_HOME inside the container.

Mount custom configuration

Mount your customer directory to provide configuration, modules, and other runtime files:

docker run -p 8080:8080 --detach --name pwdreset \
  -e JVM_CONFIG=customer \
  -v /path/to/customer:/opt/fortified/servers/pwdreset-server/customer \
  fortifiedid.jfrog.io/docker/fortifiedid/pwdreset:<version> \
  -c Node customer/config/config.json

Replace /path/to/customer with the customer directory on the host. Run this command instead of the minimal command above, or stop and remove the existing pwdreset container first.

The customer JVM configuration profile loads options from bin/customer/java.config inside the container:

-Dlog4j.configurationFile=customer/config/log4j2.xml
-Dcustomer_home=customer

Provide config/config.json and config/log4j2.xml in the mounted customer directory. The customer_home property makes the directory available to configuration expressions such as ${system.customer_home}.

Verify installation

Check the log to confirm the server bootstrapped successfully:

docker logs -f pwdreset

Then open http://localhost:8080/pwdreset in a browser to verify that the service is running.

Note

Starting, stopping, and restarting the service are managed with standard Docker commands such as docker stop pwdreset and docker start pwdreset.