Getting started¶

Get a Stegflow instance running and sign in for the first time.

Prerequisites¶

Docker installed

Start Stegflow¶

Run the container:

docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 stegflow/stegflow:beta

Stegflow is in pre-release, so images are published under the beta tag.

Open the console¶

Open http://localhost:8080 in your browser.

Remarks¶

Without any configuration, Stegflow starts with the following limitations:

Stegflow starts in single-user mode and signs you in automatically as the default administrator (admin@stegflow.local).
No persistence is configured; all content is lost when the application restarts.
No SSL/TLS encryption; everything runs over HTTP.

Not for production

Single-user mode has no real authentication: anyone who can reach the instance is signed in as a global administrator. Use it only on a trusted local machine. Before exposing Stegflow, set up real authentication with OIDC and a real administrator.

Next steps¶

Create a tenant, the first thing to do once the console is open. Everything you build lives in a tenant.
Configure persistent storage to keep your data safe.
Set up real authentication with OIDC.
Connect an AWS SDK or CLI to run workflows.
Review the AWS compatibility reference.