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...@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ docker run -p 8080:8080 --name vm4sec-qsa -it siavvasm/vm4sec-security-assessmen ...@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ docker run -p 8080:8080 --name vm4sec-qsa -it siavvasm/vm4sec-security-assessmen
The above command will download the Docker Image of the latest version of the QSA mechanism locally and will generate a Docker Container named vm4sec-qsa. It will also start the Tomcat Server that hosts the services. Hence, after the execution of this command the QSA will be up and running and the services will be invokable at port 8080 of your local machine. More specifically, the services will reside at the following end point: The above command will download the Docker Image of the latest version of the QSA mechanism locally and will generate a Docker Container named vm4sec-qsa. It will also start the Tomcat Server that hosts the services. Hence, after the execution of this command the QSA will be up and running and the services will be invokable at port 8080 of your local machine. More specifically, the services will reside at the following end point:
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<your_local_host_ip>:8080/DependabilityToolbox <your_local_host_ip>:8080
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In the above endpoint, you should replace the &lt;your_local_host_ip&gt; placeholder with the IP of your local machine on which the QSA docker container is running. In the above endpoint, you should replace the &lt;your_local_host_ip&gt; placeholder with the IP of your local machine on which the QSA docker container is running.
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