Hi Keerthi, I don't have experience trying to run Airavata in a CentOS 7 Docker container. Honestly I hadn't thought of doing that, but it would be interesting to see what it takes to get it working. I do have a couple thoughts.
First, we've had good success using VirtualBox to run CentOS 7 in a VM. There are many tutorials out there, but I also wrote up some notes on creating a CentOS 7 VM [0], especially with respect to configuring the networking. So if you get stuck with running on a Docker container, there is always the VirtualBox VM approach. Second, looks like the issue you are having is between firewalld and Docker. A quick web search shows me that there may be some issues getting those two to work together. That said, if there isn't a firewall running on the container, perhaps you don't need to open ports in the firewall. You can just comment out those parts of the Ansible scripts in that case. Sincerely, Marcus [0] https://marcus.4christies.com/2019/01/how-to-create-a-virtualbox-vm-with-a-static-ip-and-internet-access/ > On Feb 8, 2019, at 11:53 AM, Keerthi N <keerthi4...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > I used centos 7 container for Airavata installation using guidelines > mentioned in the Airavata+Django installation document. I encountered an > error (attached below) at the Database installation step (ansible-playbook -i > inventories/standalone database.yml) > > The firewalld is not running in the centos 7 container even after trying to > enable/start firewalld and iptables. The error message for both cases are > attached to this email. Also I tried to restart the docker but there is no > difference in the errors. > > > If you have any suggestions to fix and move forward with the installation > process, please let me know. > > > Thanks, > Keerthi > > <ipaddr.png><current_status.png><firwalld.png><iptables.png>
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