The hfactory-server-in-docker-machine github project packages all the utilities necessary for a simple installation of HFactory Server via Docker. The image contains both an HBase standalone Docker and a HFactory Server inside a hfactoryserver Docker machine.
Restarting the containers allows you to start again with an empty HBase server.
To use the container, you need to have VirtualBox and Docker-machine installed.
In order to install VirtualBox, go to : https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
In order to install docker-machine, go to : http://docs.docker.com/machine/#installation
- Download the last version
- Put the command in the path
For ease of use you can put the bin folder in your path.
Launch hfactory-env.sh init and edit the /etc/hosts file as required
To start the containers simply use hfactory-env.sh start
The hbase container is launched in host-only mode and you can connect to it directly using hfactoryserver for the hbase.zookeeper.quorum property
The hfactoryserver container is launched to listen on port 80 and you can connect to it directly using http://hfactoryserver
To stop the docker containers use hfactory-env.sh stop
To read the logs hfactory-env.sh serverlog or hfactory-env.sh hbaselog
To kill the containers if stopping it does not work hfactory-env.sh kill
To restart the container hfactory-env.sh restart does stop/start
For getting the status hfactory-env.sh status gives you the docker processes running on the hfactoryserver instance
To launch the hfactoryserver docker machine hfactory-env.sh up
To connect to it hfactory-env.sh ssh
To stop it hbase-env.sh shutdown
hfactory-env.sh putApp applicationFolder to add an application in the server
hfactory-env.sh removeApp applicationName to remove an application from the server
To make the hbase container data persistent use export PERSISTS="true"