Hi @Nilanjan1 If you have some basic understanding on using Docker, then it is pretty simple to host midserver using Docker Image and use it for Personal Instance use. You can follow the below steps to build a docker image and run the docker image as midserver.
Step 1: Download the Docker Recipe from MidServer --> Downloads module and unzip it in a separate folder.
Step 2: Build the Docker Image from the contents downloaded in Step 1. I downloaded the Linux Docker Recipe and unziped into a folder. In the Terminal change your directory to the folder where the MidServer contents are downloaded. Run this docker command to build the Docker Image for MidServer.
sudo docker build . --build-arg MID_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION=false --tag 'servicenow-midserver'
The above step will build a docker image and tag it with 'servicenow-midserver'
Step 3: Once the Docker Image is built, we can run the image as container. You can follow the below command
sudo docker run -d \
--name my-docker-midserver \
--env MID_INSTANCE_URL=nowinstance.service-now.com\
--env MID_SERVER_NAME=mid_server_name\
--env MID_INSTANCE_USERNAME=mid_server_user_name\
--env MID_INSTANCE_PASSWORD=mid_server_user_password \
servicenow-midserver:latestIn the above command we are passing instance url, midserver user and password as environment variables.
Step 4: Follow the docker container logs using this command.
sudo docker logs my-docker-midserver --follow
If you want to remove the docker container, then you can follow this command.
sudo docker rm my-docker-midserver -f
Hope this helps. I personally tried this on my MacBook and was able to run the MidServer up and running on my personal instance.
