The intent of this Dockerfile is to help you build a Docker image that will help you run fluo-dev. The vm is rather barebones. This requires you to have Docker installed. Go to https://docs.docker.com/ to get started.
fluo-dev will run an entire Hadoop, Yarn, Accumulo, Graphan and InfluxDB stack within a single Docker container, so if you are using something like docker-machine in conjunction with virtualbox, be sure to have around 8g of memory available to the VM within which the docker container will be running, e.g:
docker-machine create --virtualbox-memory 8192 --virtualbox-cpu-count 2 --virtualbox-disk-size 65536 --driver virtualbox big
The rest of this file assumes you have this main docker VM running.
Begin by building an image named fluo-docker using the Dockerfile provided.
docker build -t fluo-docker .
After the image is built, start a container running the bash shell:
docker run -it --memory-swappiness=0 -p 22222:22/tcp fluo-docker bash
In the resulting shell, start sshd and run fluo-dev setup. The various components
we are starting expect to be able to execute ssh localhost and be able connect
without a password.
service sshd start
/root/fluo-dev/bin/fluo-dev setup
Once everything has started, you'll need a way to connect to the various web-based user interface components to monitor what's going on. The easiest way to do this is to connect to the docker container via SSH with a socks proxy in place. In the run command above, we mapped port 22 on the container to port 22222 on the host. In the shell that started with docker-run, you'll need to append your ssh public key to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
Once that's done, all that's left is to determine the ip of the machine we're running on and fire up a socks proxy based on that
docker-machine ip big 192.168.99.100 ssh -N -f -D 12345 [email protected] -p 222222
Then you'll need to set up foxyproxy or your browser plugin of choice to use
localhost:12345 as the local socks proxy. This will give you the ability to
go to http://localhost:50095 for example to see the Accumulo monitor page.