Thanks Richard for this work! It will be convenient for others to try HAWQ.
I think it will be more fancy if we can also merge latest code change to auto-build the docker image. A simple way is that we can provide separate docker images for different versions of HAWQ, for instance, delivering docker image together with HAWQ release. Thanks Lili 2016-12-28 14:10 GMT+08:00 stanly sheng <[email protected]>: > We could create a public github account for community as a start of > sharing these facilities tools and environments. > > We could put the dockerfiles to github. And create a docker hub account. > Create an automatic build repo in docker hub and link it with the github > repo in the github account. Then every commit for the github repo will > trigger a latest docker image build on docker hub. Community will get the > latest docker image. > > Best Regards, > Xiang Sheng > > > On Dec 28, 2016, at 1:55 PM, Richard Guo <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi everyone, > > > > HAWQ team is building HAWQ dev docker images. The purpose is to provide > an > > out-of-box way for developers to setup build and test environment for > HAWQ. > > > > A demo could be found on github hawq-docker > > <https://github.com/guofengrichard/hawq-docker> . Currently only CentOS > 7 > > is supported. CentOS 6 will be supported soon. It is based on Zhanwei's > > work. > > > > The idea is to predefine all the environment setup steps in the > dockerfile > > and then build the image from dockerfile with tools provided by docker. > > After that, users can simply create containers with the docker image and > > then do the HAWQ build and test jobs. > > Also a Makefile is provided to simplify this process. Please refer to the > > README in the github repository for more details. > > > > Regarding the place to host the docker images and dockerfiles, does > anyone > > have any idea? Comments and discussions are welcomed. > > > > Best Regards, > > Richard > >
