>> root@localhost:/etc/certs# ./shibIDP.crt -su I am not sure what type of command is that. Cert is a text file... you can either scp back it to your own computer or use simple copy-paste.

simply i want to download this shibIDP.crt file. i tried it to grab from etc/certs but it want work for me because im running using gluu server as an instance of docker. therefore if i scape back to computer my whole server will get lost. if you can send me that shibIDP.crt file or tell me the way that i should follow for simple copy -paste. Thanks.

Every cert is unique for it's own server; it varies server to server. For **docker-based Gluu Server**, which doc you followed to install?

first i create docker image and inside the docker container after that i build up the gluu server using the official document provided by gluu. and now i am trying to build sso configuration using saml. for that my server is asking identity providers permission certificate in pem format. without the certificate i can't make it. i got the metadata file of the gluu server. whats the difference between it and shibIDP.cert? What should i do to get this shibIDP.cert file? Thanks

Ok. >> first i create docker image and inside the docker container after that i build up the gluu server using the official document provided by gluu. Officially we decommissioned all kind of Docker-based Gluu deployment and launching a container version of Gluu on https://containership.io It should be available very soon (next 2 weeks). We are building the marketplace icon right now. Containership has been a good partner for us because they provide an extra layer of support and tools. They support several public cloud providers like Amazon (EC2 VMs), and also Packet (for dedicated server deployments). >> What should i do to get this shibIDP.cert file? I think you have couple of options available right now: - Discuss this issue with your Docker engineers if you know anyone. I could talk to our Docker engineers but as it's not supported officially, so I am unable to do that. - Deploy chroot-based Gluu Server, which is officially supported right now.