riak-ts on Docker

Nothing fancy, just a stable riak-ts docker container. Bring your own clustering. See the example for an example local cluster and haproxy setup.

Usage

Configuration

There are some configurable environmental variables that will set some riak settings. See how the config is set for further explanation.

• RIAK_PB_PORT (default: 8087)

  listener.protobuf.internal = 0.0.0.0:${RIAK_PB_PORT}

• RIAK_HTTP_PORT (default: 8098)

  listener.http.internal = 0.0.0.0:${RIAK_HTTP_PORT}

• RIAK_IFACE (default: eth0)

  RIAK_IFACE is used to find the device that the IP_ADDRESS is pulled from, see RIAK_NODE_NAME.

• RIAK_NODE_NAME (default: riak)

  nodename = ${RIAK_NODE_NAME}@${IP_ADDRESS}

  IP_ADDRESS is set to ip -o -4 addr list $RIAK_IFACE | awk '{print $4}' | cut -d/ -f1).

• RIAK_HANDOFF_PORT (default: 8099)

  handoff.port = ${RIAK_HANDOFF_PORT}

• RIAK_USER_CONFIG

  Path to a riak configuration file. This file will be appended to the end of the riak config file before start. These will overwrite anything defined in the main riak config file, including those set above via environmental variables.

Volumes

• /var/log/riak - Logs from riak are processed through syslogd and are avaiable through docker logs and are also saved to disk here. Mount for logs file access.

• /var/lib/riak - Riak data. Mount a volume here to persist the riak data between container restarts.