Runs an up to date DenyHosts Sync 2.2.3 sync server for DenyHosts.
By default it'll startup and create a new database with DenyHosts Sync tables and then start the Sync server.
Once it's running you can access the frontend on port 9911 by default, e.g. http://localhost:9911/
Healthcheck is built into the Dockerfile, meaning when you start it up its state will be "starting" untill its done 3 health checks which is done every 5 minutes, so ~15 minutes after starting the image and there are no errors you'll get a sate of "healthy" (granted there are no errors).
It'll change to "unhealthy" when it can no longer retrieve the site via http://localhost:9911/
There is a example docker-compose.yml file included in the repository to help you get started, fill in the missing parts.
There also is a db-variables.env file where you can enter the database details like; database name, username/password, hostname etc, which is linked to, in both the server and database images.
Put both these files into a directory and run docker-compose up -d in that directory and it'll start both images.
Incase you need to troubleshoot you can check the logs from both images by running:
docker-compose logs -f