Infisical ↔ Dokploy Bridge

A Spring Boot (Java 21) application acting as a secure bridge between Infisical and Dokploy, enabling automated synchronization and deployment of secrets through APIs and webhooks.

Features

• Secure integration with Infisical
• Automated updates via Dokploy API
• Webhook-driven synchronization
• Docker and Docker Compose ready

Architecture Overview

Infisical
↓ (Webhook / API)
Infisical–Dokploy Bridge (Spring Boot)
↓ (Dokploy API)
Dokploy

Requirements

• Java 21
• Docker and Docker Compose
• Infisical account
• Dokploy instance with API access

Environment Variables

Infisical

• INFISICAL_API_URL: Base URL of Infisical API
• INFISICAL_CLIENT_ID: Infisical service client ID
• INFISICAL_CLIENT_SECRET: Infisical service client secret
• INFISICAL_WEBHOOK_SECRET: Webhook signature validation secret

Dokploy

• DOKPLOY_API_URL: Base URL of Dokploy API
• DOKPLOY_API_KEY: Dokploy API key

Docker Compose

services:
  infisical-bridge:
    build: .
    restart: always
    environment:
      INFISICAL_API_URL: ${INFISICAL_API_URL}
      INFISICAL_CLIENT_ID: ${INFISICAL_CLIENT_ID}
      INFISICAL_CLIENT_SECRET: ${INFISICAL_CLIENT_SECRET}
      INFISICAL_WEBHOOK_SECRET: ${INFISICAL_WEBHOOK_SECRET}
      DOKPLOY_API_URL: ${DOKPLOY_API_URL}
      DOKPLOY_API_KEY: ${DOKPLOY_API_KEY}

Running

With Docker Compose:

docker compose up -d --build

Local development:

./gradlew bootRun

Application runs on http://localhost:8080

Use a service like ngrok.

Infisical Webhook Configuration

When creating a webhook in Infisical, the following rules must be respected.

Webhook URL format

${INFISICAL_API_URL}/webhook?dokployComposeId=${DOKPLOY_COMPOSE_ID}

• dokployComposeId must be the target Dokploy compose identifier
• This value is required and used to determine which Dokploy service is updated

Webhook Secret

The webhook secret must exactly match:

${INFISICAL_WEBHOOK_SECRET}

Requests with an invalid or missing secret will be rejected.

Webhooks Behavior

• Incoming webhook signatures are validated
• Secrets are fetched from Infisical
• Dokploy is updated using its API
• Invalid or unsigned requests are ignored

Security Notes

• Secrets are never persisted
• Configuration is environment-driven
• HTTPS is recommended in production
• Restrict network access to trusted sources only

Testing

./gradlew test

Tech Stack

• Java 21
• Spring Boot
• Gradle (Kotlin DSL)
• Docker / Docker Compose

License

MIT License