Quick Start
Get OrbisID running in under 5 minutes using the all-in-one package.
Prerequisites
- Docker 24+ and Docker Compose 2.20+ installed
- The OrbisID release package (
orbisid-<version>-all-in-one.tar.gz)
Steps
1. Extract the release package
tar -xzf orbisid-<version>-all-in-one.tar.gz
cd orbisid-<version>-all-in-one
2. Create the environment file
cp .env.example .env
Edit .env and set two required values:
# Generate an encryption key (do this once and keep it safe)
openssl rand -base64 32
.env
ENCRYPTION_KEY=<paste your generated key here>
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=<choose a strong database password>
Important
The ENCRYPTION_KEY is used to encrypt credentials stored in the database. If you lose this key, encrypted credentials cannot be recovered. Back it up securely.
3. Start OrbisID
docker compose up -d
Wait for all services to become healthy (about 30-60 seconds):
docker compose ps
All services should show healthy or running.
4. Log in
Open http://localhost in your browser.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Username | admin |
| Password | ChangeMe123! |
You will be prompted to change the default password on first login.
5. Add your first system
- Navigate to Systems in the sidebar
- Click Add System
- Enter connection details for an Active Directory domain controller or Linux server
- Click Test Connection to verify connectivity
- Save the system
6. Run your first scan
- Navigate to Scanning in the sidebar
- Click Create Policy
- Select the system you just added
- Click Scan Now
OrbisID will connect to the target system, discover accounts and entitlements, and classify privileges using the default policy rules.
7. View results
- Dashboard shows KRI summary cards and system statistics
- Accounts shows all discovered accounts with privilege levels
- Reports lets you generate compliance reports
Next Steps
- Deployment Guide - configure TLS, external database, and production settings
- Configuration Reference - all environment variables and settings
- Systems - learn about all supported system types