docker compose example for using the binary directly

docker-compose-inline.yml

+#Requires docker compose v2 (https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/linux/)
+#Logging to journald to avoid losing the logs, can check with journalctl CONTAINER_NAME=gocanary
+services:
+   gocanary:
+      build: 
+        context: .
+        dockerfile_inline: |
+          FROM scratch
+          WORKDIR /canary
+          COPY gocanary /canary
+          EXPOSE 443
+          EXPOSE 80
+          EXPOSE 53/tcp
+          EXPOSE 53/udp
+          ENTRYPOINT ["./gocanary", "--enable-hardening=false", "--enable-https=true", "--autocert-domain=REPLACE_DOMAIN"]
+        #Or for cert.key and cert.pem
+        #ENTRYPOINT ["./gocanary", "--enable-hardening=false", "--enable-https=true"]
+      ports:
+        - "REPLACE_PUBLIC_IP:53:53/udp"
+        - "REPLACE_PUBLIC_IP:53:53/tcp"
+        - "REPLACE_PUBLIC_IP:443:443"
+        - "REPLACE_PUBLIC_IP:80:80"
+      volumes:
+        - ./canary.yaml:/canary/canary.yaml
+        - ./config.yaml:/canary/config.yaml
+        #For let's encrypt certificates
+        - ./cache:/canary/cache
+        #Or use generated certs
+        #- ./cert.key:/canary/cert.key
+        #- ./cert.pem:/canary/cert.pem
+      container_name: gocanary
+      restart: always
+      logging:
+        driver: "journald"
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