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LabOne Docker images

This GitHub repo hosts the Dockerfile generating Linux Docker images of LabOne. The supported architectures are Linux/amd64 and Linux/arm64.

Dockerfile usage

You can build the image you need with the following command:

docker buildx build . --platform <platform> \
                      --target <target> \
                      --build_args LABONE_VERSION=<version> \
                      --tag <tag>

  • --platform should be Linux/amd64 or Linux/arm64.

  • --target should be one of labone_dataserver, labone_webserver, or labone_full. If omitted, it defaults to labone_full.

  • LABONE_VERSION should be one of the officially released LabOne versions, starting with 23.02.42414.

  • --tag is the Docker tag

Images

Pre-built images can be found at Docker Hub under the zhinst/labone repository.

LabOne Data Server

This image contains only the LabOne Data Server and the device firmware packages. The ENTRYPOINT of this image is the LabOne Data Server.

Available Docker tags : <LABONE_VERSION>-dataserver, <LABONE_SHORT_VERSION>-dataserver

To run the Data Server, you can use the following command:

docker run -d --rm --name labone-dataserver \
           --network=host \
           zhinst/labone:23.10-dataserver

We recommend using --network=host to avoid port mapping issues. The Data Server relies on multicast to discover devices in the same network. By default, Docker containers are started in a bridged docker network, which renders devices invisible to the Data Server. Please get in touch if you need assistance with use cases that requires different network configuration.

LabOne Web Server

This image contains all of the above plus the LabOne documentation and the LabOne Web Server, which serves as the image's ENTRYPOINT.

Available Docker tags : <LABONE_VERSION>-webserver, <LABONE_SHORT_VERSION>-webserver

To run the Web Server, you can use the following command:

docker run -d --rm --name labone-webserver \
           --network=host \
           zhinst/labone:23.10-webserver

Also here, we recommend using --network=host to avoid port mapping issues. The Web Server relies on multicast to find Data Servers in the network.

LabOne All-in-One image

This images contains the full installation of LabOne, plus Python and zhinst-core. The ENTRYPOINT is a shell script starting both LabOne Web Server (in background) and Data Server.

Available Docker tags: <LABONE_VERSION>-full, <LABONE_SHORT_VERSION>-full

To run the LabOne All-in-One image, you can use the following command:

docker run -d --rm --name labone-full \
           --network=host \
           zhinst/labone:23.10-full