rainisto/docker-fusionpbx

docker-fusionpbx

FusionPBX server with FreeSwitch included.

How To

When the container is running and you have published the web-interface directly or via a reverse proxy, you could access the web-interface by http://yourHostName or https://yourHostName with default login admin and password fusionpbx.

Examples

Starts a container and expose the FusionPBX web-interface on port 80.

docker run -d --name fusionpbx -p 80:80 -p 5060:5060/tcp -p 5060:5060/udp \
  -p 16384:16384/udp -p 16385:16385/udp -p 16386:16386/udp -p 16387:16387/udp -p 16388:16388/udp \
  -p 16389:16389/udp -p 16390:16390/udp -p 16391:16391/udp -p 16392:16392/udp -p 16393:16393/udp \
  -v <PATH_TO_PERSISTENT_CONFIG>:/etc/freeswitch \
  spali/fusionpbx

####Using SSL Starts a container and expose the FusionPBX web-interface on port 443 with ssl.

docker run -d --name fusionpbx -p 443:443 -p 5060:5060/tcp -p 5060:5060/udp \
  -p 16384:16384/udp -p 16385:16385/udp -p 16386:16386/udp -p 16387:16387/udp -p 16388:16388/udp \
  -p 16389:16389/udp -p 16390:16390/udp -p 16391:16391/udp -p 16392:16392/udp -p 16393:16393/udp \
  -v <PATH_TO_PERSISTENT_CONFIG>:/etc/freeswitch \
  spali/fusionpbx

!! Warning !!

By default and if you don't provide your own certificate, a generated self signed certificate is used. You can provide your own certificate by mounting the container volume `/etc/nginx/certs`. The expected filenames are `fusionpbx.pem` and `fusionpbx.key`.

####Provide configuration repository Clone FreeSwitch configuration on initialisation from a git repository. ``` docker run -d --name fusionpbx -p 443:443 -p 5060:5060/tcp -p 5060:5060/udp \ -p 16384:16384/udp -p 16385:16385/udp -p 16386:16386/udp -p 16387:16387/udp -p 16388:16388/udp \ -p 16389:16389/udp -p 16390:16390/udp -p 16391:16391/udp -p 16392:16392/udp -p 16393:16393/udp \ -e FREESWITCH_INIT_REPO https://github.com/spali/freeswitch_conf_minimal.git \ spali/fusionpbx ``` ####Using a reverse proxy Starts a container with the environment variable used by [jwilder/nginx-proxy](https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy) implementation for nginx reverse proxy for docker containers. ``` docker run -d --name fusionpbx -p 5060:5060/tcp -p 5060:5060/udp \ -p 16384:16384/udp -p 16385:16385/udp -p 16386:16386/udp -p 16387:16387/udp -p 16388:16388/udp \ -p 16389:16389/udp -p 16390:16390/udp -p 16391:16391/udp -p 16392:16392/udp -p 16393:16393/udp \ -v :/etc/freeswitch \ -e VIRTUAL_HOST= -e VIRTUAL_PORT=80 \ spali/fusionpbx ```

Limitations

• Due the lack in docker to dynamically expose ports or bigger ranges of ports, this Dockerfile is limited to 10 concurrent calls.

To Do

• include some basic apps (editors etc.)
• an automated way to configure the external ip and rdp port range (maybe by environment variables)
• setup fail2ban/logrotation for freeswitch and webinterface (everything after fusionpbx in the install script)
• add nginx basic auth option for additional security
• implement autorestart of vanished services (nginx,php5-fpm,freeswitch)
• implement a dialplan to dynamically enable and disable access to web interface