README.md

OpenStream and Aftermath in Docker

Help yourself with an hassle-free install of OpenStream and Aftermath.

Use the Docker Image

• To use the docker, you will need to install it on your computer by following the installing docker section.
• Pull the image from the docker hub.
• Run the image in a container.

Limitation: Aftermath's user interface will not work inside the container, you will have to copy the trace outside the container to visualize them. You can do that by copying through the host mount point (see running a container) or by using docker cp.

Pull from the Docker Hub

docker pull syllo/openstream-aftermath

Running a Container

If you don't know exactly how to use docker, this repository provides the script runDockerImage.sh to create and reuse a container named OpenStreamInteractive and runs an interactive shell (zsh). All you have to do is:

./runDockerImage.sh

Inside the container you will have access to your local home directory through the yourUserHomeDir binding.

Installing Docker

On Debian / Ubuntu

sudo apt install docker

Fedora / CentOS / Red Hat

sudo dnf install docker

OpenSUSE

sudo zypper install docker

Arch Linux

sudo pacman -S docker

Apple

# This command may only work on some system
please install docker

Build the Docker Image from Source

Run the following script to build an image named openstream-aftermath from scratch:

./buildDockerImage.sh