This is farscapian's working Sovereign Stack fork. This is the most up-to-date version of Sovereign Stack. https://www.sovereign-stack.org
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Directions

ALL files at this level SHOULD be executed on the management machine! If you have just downloaded Soveregin Stack, run install.sh to install all the dependencies required by Sovereign Stack scripts.

Dockerfile

If you want to run the Sovereign Stack management machine activities inside a docker container, you can do so by 1) building the image and 2) running the resulting sovereign stack docker container:

Building

docker build -t sovereign-stack .

Running

docker run -it sovereign-stack
-v "$HOME/.sites/domain.tld"