Installing the Diffusion server using Docker

Diffusion™ is available as a Docker^® image from Docker Hub.

You must have Docker installed on your system to run Diffusion from a Docker image. For more information, see https://docs.docker.com/userguide/ .

You can use Docker to install the Diffusion server, and a minimal complete set of its dependencies, on a Linux™ system. This image contains a Diffusion server with a trial license and default configuration and security.

Using Docker enables you to install the Diffusion server in an isolated and reproducible way.

Pull the latest version of the Diffusion image.
```
docker pull pushtechnology/docker-diffusion:6.7.4
```
If you receive an error about the license file, check you are pulling the latest version available.
Run the image.
```
docker run -p 8080:8080 image_id
```
Where image_id is the ID of the image to run. You can find the image ID using
```
docker images
```
Port 8080 is the port that is configured to allow client connections by default.

Diffusion is now running in a container on your system. Clients can connect through port 8080.

Note: This Diffusion instance contains well known security principals and credentials. Do not use it in production without changing these values.