Hi Rafael, Welcome to the Drill community. The current Docker container is to run Drill embedded in Sqlline as an interactive session. There are efforts to create a K8s-ready Docker container for the Drillbit. There was some discussion, and some links, a week or two ago. A draft Drillbit Dockerfile is included in the links. We hope to have something available in the Drill repo in a month or so.
It would be helpful if you could look at the draft Drillbit Dockerfile [1] and let us know what else it might need to fit your needs. It is hard to design these things in isolation; they really depend on what folks want to do with them. Thanks, - Paul [1] https://github.com/paul-rogers/drill-docker On Tuesday, February 11, 2020, 7:23:14 AM PST, Jaimes, Rafael <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Drill team and users, I'm not sure if this is the right place for feature requests so I apologize if not. I noticed that the drill docker container image on docker hub has an ENTRYPOINT for /opt/drill/bin/drill-embedded There is a good use case for having an image with an ENTRYPOINT for "drillbit.sh run". I'm using the ZK image from docker hub and it loads up and runs just fine, so it would be a nice complement to have a Drill image for it. Drill could be loaded in adjacent K8s pods and scale up easily for distributed mode. I tried to build my own image but haven't had much luck. In part because there is no Dockerfile on 1.17 release branch on GitHub, I only see it on the master which I didn't want to use. I'm going to continue to chip away but at least wanted to let you know of the idea to put it on your radar for consideration (if not already). Thanks, Rafael
