Installation of certificate in Docker

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Docker is a system that allows creating self-contained environments within the hosting OS.

Dealing with certificate errors from apps within the container

A Docker container is a self-contained system; almost like a seperate computer. Tools and apps that run within the container and try to connect to the Internet will not recognize Netfree's certificate, therefore it is nessecary to install Netfree's root certificate into the container

Installing the certificate in popular images

Add the following lines to the DOCEKRFILE under the FROM line. (Adavnced users can add the lines at a later stage - before the first stage that requires Internet connectivity):

# --- NETFREE CERT INTSALL ---
ADD https://netfree.link/dl/unix-ca.sh /home/netfree-unix-ca.sh 
RUN cat  /home/netfree-unix-ca.sh | sh
ENV NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=/etc/ca-bundle.crt
ENV REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE=/etc/ca-bundle.crt
ENV SSL_CERT_FILE=/etc/ca-bundle.crt
# --- END NETFREE CERT INTSALL ---

The commands have been tested succesfully on images based on Ubuntu, Alpine & Centos. It also correctly sets the environment variables for correct running of nodejs & Python

Dealing with problems and instructions for other images

Obviously every image/app has it's own requirements, if you encounter difficulties you can ask in the support center (always include the content of the DOCKERFILE if possible, or at minimun the base image, and a full error log).

Prepared images (not official)

Below some images prepared for working in Netfree environment, who made by an user for netfree-users. They are not official images by Netfree itself.

Those images are made in a few linux-archs (amd/arm etc.) as detailed on each one.

Since Netfree is working with multi internet providers, those images are made to working with some of those providers.
The list of those supported providers is appears as Labels, such as 'provider-bezeq=true'.

Images list (look for '.netfree' in image-tag):

Another option

https://github.com/AriFordsham/docker-cert

The above project provides a wrapper script for the docker comand. Put the script somehwere in you PATH where it has precedence to the built in docker command. The script will transparently import root certificates from the host to the container obviating the need to edit the image. The script is known to work in Linux or WSL2 environments. For questions and problems, ask at: https://forum.netfree.link/topic/9301 or open a Github issue.

Errors originating from the Docker daemon

The Docker daemon itself also uses the Internet to download images from repositories such as Docker Hub. In general it does not encounter issues because it uses the OS certificate store. אם אתם נתקלים בשגיאה בשלב הזה (בד"כ בשורת FROM של קובץ Dockerfile או בפקודת docker pull או docker run), השגיאה נראית ככה:

Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority

או

Error response from daemon: Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority.

ראשית ודאו שהתקנתם את התעודה של נטפרי במערכת שלכם (אם זה עתה התקנתם את התעודה, יש להפעיל מחדש את הDocker, הפעלת המחשב מחדש כמובן גם טובה).
אם מדובר בהתקנה של Docker Toolbox, אז לא די בתעודה ברמת המערכת הפעלה כי מערכת זו עושה שימוש במערכת וירטואלית לפעולות של Docker עצמה.

במקרה זה הפעילו את הטרמינל של Docker והריצו בו את הפקודות הבאות:

docker-machine ssh default
curl -L http://api.internal.netfree.link/ca/netfree-ca.crt | sudo tee -a /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt /var/lib/boot2docker/certs
sudo /etc/init.d/docker restart 
exit

Errors in the Minikube software level

Minikube software provides a system for running kubernetes, and operates an internal Docker environment, if you encounter a security certificate error or alternatively installing its packages does not work smoothly.

In this case, run the minikube terminal and run the following commands:

minikube ssh
curl -sL http://netfree.link/dl/ubuntuCertInstallNetFree.sh | sudo -E bash -
sudo /etc/init.d/docker restart
exit