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Docker images for Guacamole, the HTML5 Clientless Remote Desktop
Docker images for Guacamole

Run Guacamole, the clientless remote desktop gateway inside Docker containers.
Images on the Docker Hub:
- Daemon: mattgruter/guacamole-guacd
- Database backend: mattgruter/guacamole-db
- Web application: mattgruter/guacamole-webserver
Getting started
To run the Guacamole daemon, web application and a database backend for authentication do:
docker run --name guacd mattgruter/guacamole-guacd
docker run --name db mattgruter/guacamole-db
docker run --link guacd:guacd --link db:db -p 8080:8080 mattgruter/guacamole-webserver
Now point your browser at http://localhost:8080.
The default user is guacadmin
with password guacadmin
.
Fig
If you use fig you can bulid and start all containers with:
fig up
Or if you don't want to build the images yourself and use the prebuild images from the Docker Hub:
fig -f fig.prod.yml up
And point your browser at http://localhost:8080.
The default user is guacadmin
with password guacadmin
.
Daemon
To only run the Guacamole daemon:
docker run mattgruter/guacamole-guacd
The guacd default port 4822
is exposed by the image.
Database backend
To only run a Guacamole-ready MariaDB server:
docker run mattgruter/guacamole-db
The MariaDB server exposes it's default port 3306
.
Web application
To only run the Guacamole web application:
docker run -p 8080:8080 guacd mattgruter/guacamole-webserver
The web application expects a running guacd Guacamole daemon at the address guacd:4822
and a Guacamole-ready MySQL database server at db:3306
.
You'll probably want to start a guacd and database container first and then link to them as described above.