ACS Centos6.6 Docker image

[atejeda]

Docker is a service in which linux flavors can be deployed in linux containers, same as a VM but more efficient.

I've prepared a docker image with the essentials in order to setup an environment to build ACS, basically is a Centos6.6 with a bunch of packages (everything what ACS needs).

The packages don't include the External Products... yet, and don't include the Oracle JDK's as well but a script is provided to install Oracle JDK's.

To pull the image just type

docker pull atejeda/acscommunity

By having several containers of the same image, one can execute network testing for data movement such as events, deployments configurations, etc.

The docker image is located at this repo and is being build by Docker Hub, either the Docker Hub or the repo has more detailed information.

I've built ACS and executed a few of the tests provided, so far there's no problem at all, if there's any, please create an issue in the repo wiki.

[omendezmorales]

Hi,
thanks for uploading this container. I'm a newbie in Docker matters, and perhaps by the time I get a reply from you, I've learned what I need to do, but in the mean time, when I request the pull, I get this message back:
Pulling repository docker.io/atejeda/acscommunity
Tag latest not found in repository docker.io/atejeda/acscommunity

Should I use another tag, or is it that the image is no longer available? Thanks for your reply.
O. Mendez.

[atejeda]

Try docker pull atejeda/acscommunity:centos6.6

You can always checkout the tags at https://hub.docker.com/r/atejeda/acscommunity/tags/. Tag latest doesn't exist due I'll add more flavors / different tags in a near future.

BTW, doesn't matter if the image doesn't exist, you can always build it from the Docker file.

[omendezmorales]

It's working now, thanks :-)
btw, I could assume you also speak Spanish, así que igual si te es más cómodo (como a mí), podemos usar Español (en adelante). Saludos/Greets

[atejeda]

No problem.
We should stick to use only english so that everybody can understand what's being discussed in public websites, repos, forums, etc.