ASP Docker Compose Deployment
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This package deploys ASP on a single host with Docker Compose.
First deployment
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Run
./scripts/init.sh. If.envdoes not exist, it is created from.env.examplewith random service secrets. -
Add custom Module, Playbook, SIEM YAML, or Python requirements under
custom/when needed. -
Initialize and start ASP. When
custom/requirements.txtis not empty, any arguments afterinit.share passed touv pip install:./scripts/init.sh --index-url https://pypi.org/simplePass standard proxy variables when required:
HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.example:8080 HTTPS_PROXY=http://proxy.example:8080 \ ./scripts/init.sh --index-url https://pypi.org/simple -
If there are no custom Python dependencies, run:
./scripts/init.sh -
Create an administrator:
docker compose exec asp-web python manage.py createsuperuser
Review .env after initialization. You can edit it later to use custom passwords, host names, or ports. Do not keep change-me-* placeholder secrets in .env; init.sh refuses to start when placeholders are present.
HTTPS certificates
asp-frontend listens on HTTPS only. The host bind address and port are controlled by ASP_BIND and ASP_HTTPS_PORT in .env; both default to server-friendly values:
ASP_BIND=0.0.0.0
ASP_HTTPS_PORT=443
If certs/asp.crt and certs/asp.key do not exist, the frontend container generates a self-signed certificate on first start. The generated certificate uses ASP_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME plus localhost and 127.0.0.1 as SANs. Add extra SAN entries with ASP_CERT_EXTRA_SAN, for example:
ASP_CERT_EXTRA_SAN=DNS:asp.example.com,IP:10.0.0.10
To use a custom certificate, place both files before starting or restart the frontend after replacing them:
certs/asp.crt
certs/asp.key
docker compose restart asp-frontend
Web API and upload limits
Adjust the Web API process and upload size in .env:
ASP_WEB_WORKERS=3
ASP_WEB_TIMEOUT=210
ASP_MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE=20m
Management UIs
Redis Stack and RustFS provide their own management UIs. They are exposed directly with their official HTTP ports to avoid reverse proxy compatibility issues:
- Redis Stack UI:
http://<server>:8001 - RustFS Console:
http://<server>:9001
RustFS S3 API stays internal by default and is not mapped to the host.
The host bind address and ports are controlled by .env:
ASP_MANAGEMENT_BIND=0.0.0.0
ASP_REDIS_UI_PORT=8001
ASP_RUSTFS_CONSOLE_PORT=9001
The default bind address is 0.0.0.0 for server deployments. Use firewall or VPN controls when these management UIs should not be reachable from untrusted networks.
Custom definitions
custom/modules/*.pycontains custom Module scripts.custom/playbooks/*.pycontains custom Playbook scripts.custom/data/modules/<module_slug>/raw_alert_*.jsoncontains Module development samples.custom/data/siem/*.yamlcontains custom SIEM schema files.custom/data/playbooks/<playbook_slug>/*.mdcontains custom Playbook prompts.custom/requirements.txtcontains extra Python packages.
After changing only script or YAML definitions, use System Settings > Runtime > Refresh / Validate in ASP. After changing Python package dependencies or imported helper modules, rerun asp-custom-deps and restart related containers.
Logs
Nginx and backend process logs are mounted to ./logs:
logs/nginx/access.log
logs/nginx/error.log
logs/django.log
logs/asgi.log
logs/agentic-module-worker.log
logs/agentic-case-analysis-worker.log
logs/agentic-playbook-worker.log
logs/elk-action-worker.log
Container stdout and stderr are still available through docker compose logs.
Operations
Check service status and run deployment diagnostics:
docker compose ps
./scripts/doctor.sh
Restart all services:
docker compose restart
Restart only the Web/API entrypoints:
docker compose restart asp-frontend asp-web asp-asgi
The reverse proxy must forward /ws/ to the ASGI service.
Restart only background workers:
docker compose restart asp-worker-module asp-worker-case-analysis asp-worker-playbook asp-worker-elk-action
After changing .env, compose.yaml, or port mappings, run:
docker compose up -d
Stop containers while keeping Docker volumes:
docker compose stop
Do not run docker compose down -v in production unless you explicitly want to delete PostgreSQL, Redis, and RustFS Docker volumes.
Backup & Restore
Run backups and restores from a deployment directory named asp-compose, so Docker Compose volume names stay unchanged.
Full stopped backup:
BACKUP_DIR="$PWD/backups/asp-full-$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)"
mkdir -p "$BACKUP_DIR"
docker compose stop
tar -czf "$BACKUP_DIR/files.tar.gz" --exclude='./backups' .env .env.example compose.yaml scripts custom certs logs
docker run --rm \
-v asp-compose_postgres-data:/volumes/postgres-data:ro \
-v asp-compose_redis-data:/volumes/redis-data:ro \
-v asp-compose_rustfs-data:/volumes/rustfs-data:ro \
-v asp-compose_custom-python-packages:/volumes/custom-python-packages:ro \
-v asp-compose_static-files:/volumes/static-files:ro \
-v "$BACKUP_DIR:/backup" \
alpine sh -lc 'cd /volumes && tar -czf /backup/volumes.tar.gz postgres-data redis-data rustfs-data custom-python-packages static-files'
docker compose up -d
./scripts/doctor.sh
Full restore:
BACKUP_DIR=/path/to/asp-full-backup
tar -xzf "$BACKUP_DIR/files.tar.gz" -C .
docker compose down --remove-orphans
docker run --rm \
-v asp-compose_postgres-data:/volumes/postgres-data \
-v asp-compose_redis-data:/volumes/redis-data \
-v asp-compose_rustfs-data:/volumes/rustfs-data \
-v asp-compose_custom-python-packages:/volumes/custom-python-packages \
-v asp-compose_static-files:/volumes/static-files \
-v "$BACKUP_DIR:/backup" \
alpine sh -lc '
for dir in postgres-data redis-data rustfs-data custom-python-packages static-files; do
rm -rf "/volumes/$dir"/* "/volumes/$dir"/.[!.]* "/volumes/$dir"/..?*
done
tar -xzf /backup/volumes.tar.gz -C /volumes
'
docker compose up -d
./scripts/doctor.sh
Do not change the asp-compose directory name before restoring.
Upgrade
Before upgrading, complete a full stopped backup.
Edit .env and update image tags to the target version:
ASP_BACKEND_IMAGE=ghcr.io/funnywolf/agentic-soc-platform/asp-backend:<version>
ASP_FRONTEND_IMAGE=ghcr.io/funnywolf/agentic-soc-platform/asp-frontend:<version>
Run the upgrade:
./scripts/upgrade.sh
upgrade.sh pulls images, runs database migrations, starts services, and executes ./scripts/doctor.sh.
Only replace compose.yaml, scripts/, and .env.example when the release notes explicitly require package file updates. Keep the existing .env, custom/, certs/, and Docker named volumes.