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Hao Chen updated EAGLE-53:
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Description:
Eagle in Docker
Docker image for Apache Eagle http://eagle.incubator.apache.org
This is docker container for eagle to help users to have a quick preview about
eagle features. And this project is to build apache/eagle images and provide
eagle-functions to start the containers of eagle.
Prerequisite
Docker environment (see https://www.docker.com)
Installation & Usage
Build Image: Go to the root directory where the Dockerfile is in, build image
with following command:
docker built -t apache/eagle .
The docker image is named apache/eagle. Eagle docker image is based on
ambari:1.7.0, it will install ganglia, hbase,hive,storm,kafka and so on in this
image. Add startup script and buleprint file into image.
Verify Image: After building the apache/eagle image successfully, verify the
images and could find eagle image.
docker images
'''Deploy Image''': This project also provides helper functions in script
eagle-functions for convenience.
# Firstly, load the helper functions into context
source eagle-functions
# Secondly, start to deploy eagle cluster
# (1) start single-node container
eagle-deploy-cluster 1
# (2) Or muti-node containers
eagle-deploy-cluster 3
Find IP and Port Mapping: After the container is up and running. The first
thing you need to do is finding the IP address and port mapping of the docker
container:
docker inspect -f '{{ .NetworkSettings.IPAddress }}' eagle-server
docker ps
Start to use Eagle: Congratulations! You are able to start using Eagle now.
Please open eagle ui at following address (username: ADMIN, password: secret by
default)
http://{{container_ip}}:9099
Manage Eagle Cluster: This step is about how to managing the eagle cluster
though not must-have at starting. Eagle docker depends on Ambari to manage the
cluster infrastructure of Eagle. Following are some helpful links:
Ambari UI: http://{{container_ip}}:8080 (username: ADMIN, password: ADMIN)
Storm UI: http://{{container_ip}}:8744
was:
Eagle in Docker
Docker image for Apache Eagle http://eagle.incubator.apache.org
This is docker container for eagle to help users to have a quick preview about
eagle features. And this project is to build apache/eagle images and provide
eagle-functions to start the containers of eagle.
Prerequisite
Docker environment (see https://www.docker.com)
Installation & Usage
Build Image: Go to the root directory where the Dockerfile is in, build image
with following command:
docker built -t apache/eagle .
The docker image is named apache/eagle. Eagle docker image is based on
ambari:1.7.0, it will install ganglia, hbase,hive,storm,kafka and so on in this
image. Add startup script and buleprint file into image.
Verify Image: After building the apache/eagle image successfully, verify the
images and could find eagle image.
docker images
Deploy Image: This project also provides helper functions in script
eagle-functions for convenience.
# Firstly, load the helper functions into context
source eagle-functions
# Secondly, start to deploy eagle cluster
# (1) start single-node container
eagle-deploy-cluster 1
# (2) Or muti-node containers
eagle-deploy-cluster 3
Find IP and Port Mapping: After the container is up and running. The first
thing you need to do is finding the IP address and port mapping of the docker
container:
docker inspect -f '{{ .NetworkSettings.IPAddress }}' eagle-server
docker ps
Start to use Eagle: Congratulations! You are able to start using Eagle now.
Please open eagle ui at following address (username: ADMIN, password: secret by
default)
http://{{container_ip}}:9099
Manage Eagle Cluster: This step is about how to managing the eagle cluster
though not must-have at starting. Eagle docker depends on Ambari to manage the
cluster infrastructure of Eagle. Following are some helpful links:
Ambari UI: http://{{container_ip}}:8080 (username: ADMIN, password: ADMIN)
Storm UI: http://{{container_ip}}:8744
> Docker Image for Eagle
> ----------------------
>
> Key: EAGLE-53
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/EAGLE-53
> Project: Eagle
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Affects Versions: 0.3.0
> Environment: docker 1.9.0
> Reporter: ZhaokunQin
> Assignee: Hao Chen
> Fix For: 0.3.0
>
>
> Eagle in Docker
> Docker image for Apache Eagle http://eagle.incubator.apache.org
> This is docker container for eagle to help users to have a quick preview
> about eagle features. And this project is to build apache/eagle images and
> provide eagle-functions to start the containers of eagle.
> Prerequisite
> Docker environment (see https://www.docker.com)
> Installation & Usage
> Build Image: Go to the root directory where the Dockerfile is in, build image
> with following command:
> docker built -t apache/eagle .
> The docker image is named apache/eagle. Eagle docker image is based on
> ambari:1.7.0, it will install ganglia, hbase,hive,storm,kafka and so on in
> this image. Add startup script and buleprint file into image.
> Verify Image: After building the apache/eagle image successfully, verify the
> images and could find eagle image.
> docker images
> '''Deploy Image''': This project also provides helper functions in script
> eagle-functions for convenience.
> # Firstly, load the helper functions into context
> source eagle-functions
> # Secondly, start to deploy eagle cluster
> # (1) start single-node container
> eagle-deploy-cluster 1
> # (2) Or muti-node containers
> eagle-deploy-cluster 3
> Find IP and Port Mapping: After the container is up and running. The first
> thing you need to do is finding the IP address and port mapping of the docker
> container:
> docker inspect -f '{{ .NetworkSettings.IPAddress }}' eagle-server
> docker ps
> Start to use Eagle: Congratulations! You are able to start using Eagle now.
> Please open eagle ui at following address (username: ADMIN, password: secret
> by default)
> http://{{container_ip}}:9099
> Manage Eagle Cluster: This step is about how to managing the eagle cluster
> though not must-have at starting. Eagle docker depends on Ambari to manage
> the cluster infrastructure of Eagle. Following are some helpful links:
> Ambari UI: http://{{container_ip}}:8080 (username: ADMIN, password: ADMIN)
> Storm UI: http://{{container_ip}}:8744
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