Quickstart

You’ll need: Docker 24+, a domain you control, and a server reachable from the internet (a $5 VPS works).

1. Clone

git clone https://github.com/jobu279/ipaas.git pipebase
cd pipebase

2. Generate .env

./scripts/init.sh

The script prompts for your ROOT_DOMAIN and Let’s Encrypt email, generates PIPEBASE_DEPLOY_TOKEN and PIPEBASE_JWT_SECRET for you, and writes .env (mode 600).

3. Start the stack

docker network create coolify   # one-time, if your reverse proxy hasn't already
docker compose up -d

That’s it. Open https://designer.<your-root-domain> and you’re in.

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What just happened?

Three containers came up:

• pipebase-runtime — the Apache Camel engine, listening on https://runtime.<your-domain> for HTTP-triggered flows.
• pipebase-designer — the React-based visual editor, served at https://designer.<your-domain>.
• pipebase-docs — this site, at https://docs.designer.<your-domain>.

Traefik (auto-injected by Coolify, or run it yourself) terminates TLS via Let’s Encrypt and routes per-host to the right container.

What now?

• Set up DNS — point your domain at the server
• Build your first flow — 5-minute walkthrough
• Operations — backup, upgrade, troubleshooting
• All env vars — full reference

If something doesn’t come up cleanly, head straight to troubleshooting.