Setup and run graphspace docker image

Running Docker

The reason we have a docker image is to make it easier for you to run GraphSpace on your local machine. Follow these steps to run the graphspace docker image on your machine:

1. Clone the GraphSpace repo, branch e#264-docker-diff.
2. Open docker-compose.yml file and plug in values in command.

   command: bash -c "./docker_command.sh <github username> <github repo url> <github branch name>"
   

3. Run docker

   sudo docker-compose up
   

   Note: This might show a NoBrokersAvailable kafka error, stop the execution using Ctrl+C and run the command again.
4. Go to localhost:8000 in your browser to access GraphSpace.

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Upgrade Docker

Please do not try this if you do not know what you are doing

Learn more about editing docker images read this.

Installed Packages

• Python v2.7.13
• Node
• Bower
• Java v8
• PostgreSQL
• Elasticsearch v5.5.1
• Kafka v10.2
• Redis
• Supervisord

All the terminal commands can be found in the docker_command.sh file in the docker image. Current content of the file is as follows:

#!/bin/bash
echo "Starting postgres"
service postgresql start

echo "Starting zookeeper"
service zookeeper start

echo "Sleeping for 5 seconds"
sleep 5

echo "Starting kafka"
nohup ~/kafka/bin/kafka-server-start.sh ~/kafka/config/server.properties > ~/kafka/kafka.log 2>&1 &

echo "Sleeping for 2 seconds"
sleep 2

echo "Starting redis"
redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf

echo "Starting elasticsearch"
su - elasticsearch -c '/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch -d'

echo "Removing GraphSpace"
rm -rf GraphSpace

echo "Cloning GraphSpace"
git config --global user.email $1
git clone -b $3 $2

cd /GraphSpace

echo "Creating logs directory"
mkdir logs
> debug.log

echo "Create virtual env"
virtualenv venv

echo "Activate venv"
. venv/bin/activate

echo "Install dependency"
pip install -r requirements.txt
bower install --allow-root

cp graphspace/settings/docker.py graphspace/settings/production.py

cd /
echo "Changing permissions"
chmod -R 777 /GraphSpace

./GraphSpace/docker_command.sh

You can download and install any packages that can run on Ubuntu 16.04. After setting up the package remember to add commands to start the service in the docker_command.sh file (sample given above). You will have to commit the changes you made in the docker container and push it to docker hub. Read on how to do this here.