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Nigel Jones commented on ATLAS-2012:
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Looking at docker hub, for an individual to upload an image is pretty simple.
However to allow multiple users (within the atlas community) to update the
image would require setting up an organization & then adding members
A number of projects though including zookeeper, flink, httpd, solr, storm have
'official' images, guidelines for this are at
https://github.com/docker-library/official-images. More review is required, but
I think in the medium term this is what we should target, this comes with it
requirements around aspects like issue tracking
In order to get an image uploaded promptly, a pragmatic approach is probably to
create an organization (adding any individual interested) and upload as a
contributed image in order to learn/verify the process, and once we have
something useful that meets the official requirements to work towards migrating
the image there.
> Docker - image & hub - for Atlas
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>
> Key: ATLAS-2012
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-2012
> Project: Atlas
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Nigel Jones
> Assignee: Nigel Jones
> Fix For: 1.0.0
>
> Attachments: ATLAS-2012-Build-docker-image.patch, atlas_docker.patch,
> atlas_docker1.patch, atlas_docker_2.patch
>
>
> Docker is increasingly become a standard way of easily running components in
> a flexible manner, whether for development, production, or test
> I feel there are a few things we can do with docker that will aid Atlas's
> appeal
> 1. We could provide a simple example of how to create a docker image from the
> Atlas build. This could be published on the wiki & it would make it easier
> for developers to use Atlas within a docker environment - mostly by
> addressing how to configure & start up
> 2. We could automatically generate a docker image as part of the build
> process. This builds on #1 by automating the creation of the image & making
> it "just part of the build"
> 3. We could publish the docker image from #2, for releases, to dockerhub,
> making it near trivial for any developer to easily pull down and experiment
> with Atlas. Full source of course would be provided/documented so that a user
> could customize as needed for their environment plus of course improve what
> is provided with the core project
> 4. We could work with other teams especially ranger, to allow similar efforts
> in other teams to easily work together & be orchestrated
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