In this post I’ll show how to set up a simple OpenRefine server, without authentication, using Docker (I’ll show how to add in the authenicating nginx proxy in a follow on post).ĭocker is a virtualisation technology that heavily draws on the idea of “containers”, isolated computational environments that provide just enough operating system to run a particular application within them.Īs well as hosting raw Linux servers, Digital Ocean also provides Linux-servers-with-docker as a one-click application. ![]() ![]() In a couple of earlier posts, I’ve described how to get OpenRefine up and running remotely over the web by installing the OpenRefine server onto a Digital Ocean Linux server and running it there behind a simple authenticating proxy( Running OpenRefine On Digital Ocean Using Simple Auth and the more automated Authenticated OpenRefine Server on Digital Ocean, Redux).
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