Hi, did anyone try to dockerize spicedb to run locally? Can you guy help me with loading configs and shema to this container?

SpiceDB is already offered as a container, you can find the links to the various container registries supported in the release notes

yes, I found it's docker image in docker hub, but I can't find the instructions to set up it, like create load schema

There are instructions at https://authzed.com/docs/spicedb/installing you need a posrgres (or any of the other supported databases) to store data, yes. If you are just testing SpiceDB, you can use the "memory" datastore implementation

I saw this document, but I don't find the section talking about loading schema

You can either bootstrap a SpiceDB with a schema (and even relationships) from a playground export yaml (play.authzed.com), or you can perform a

WriteSchema

API call. So it depends on your needs. - if you want to bootstrap, you need to mount the YAML into the container, and pass the path to that YAML to the

--datastore-bootstrap-files

command. - if you want to write the schema in runtime, you can use

zed

CLI. e.g. if you are exposing the container ports to your host machine, you could do

zed context set my-context localhost:50051 <my-preshared-key>
zed schema write <my_schema_file>

Oh, that great, thanks for your helps

The token is a parameter you set in your SpiceDB container via

--grpc-preshared-key <your_key_here>

ya, thank you. thanks a lot

you cannot do this with the base default image, you need a variant that inludex busybox:

docker run -ti --entrypoint=/bin/sh authzed/spicedb:latest-debug
`