Github user zjffdu commented on the issue:
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Can you explain a bit more why setting `ZEPPELIN_CONF_DIR` to outside of
docker image won't work for you ? I am not so familiar with docker, may need
more context to understand that.
Github user sadhen commented on the issue:
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@zjffdu
It won't satisfy my need.
You may understand my concerns when you start dockerizing Zeppelin.
And these days, I encounter another dockerization problem. If I put
Github user zjffdu commented on the issue:
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@sadhen would set env variable `ZEPPELIN_CONF_DIR` to a folder out of
docker image work for you ?
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Github user zjffdu commented on the issue:
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`provide an environment variable to tell Zeppelin where is the notebook
dir. The variable should be prior to configs in zeppelin-site.xml (regardless
of this pr, this would be nice feature for
Github user sadhen commented on the issue:
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@zjffdu
Your solution didn't solve the problem in the quoted:
`The critical part is that files under conf/ such as shiro.ini is part of
the docker image and should be immutable.`
Github user zjffdu commented on the issue:
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The critical part is that files under conf/ such as shiro.ini is part of
the docker image and should be immutable.
`
I don't feel it is a good idea to move notebook-authorization.json
Github user sadhen commented on the issue:
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We deployed Zeppelin in K8S cluster, and are using volumes for persistence
as you stated.
A1. I will provide a solution later. A possible solution: mv the files in
`conf/` if exists in
Github user sadhen commented on the issue:
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@1ambda `interpreter.json` and `notebook-authorization.json` will be
changed during the use of Zeppelin. If the docker instance is killed and
restarted, the updated json files will be lost.
Github user 1ambda commented on the issue:
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Hi, Thanks for the contribution. @sadhen
I think you can manually move `interpreter*.json` inside the docker
container.
Isn't it?
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