Elasticsearch.

Image description

Elasticsearch docker image that contains Marvel, Shield & Watcher

Running as a standalone container

docker run -ti -p 9300:9300 -p 9200:9200  --add-host elasticsearch:192.168.59.103 bahaaldine/docker-elasticsearch

• 9200 : HTTP listening port
• 9300 : node to node communication, so that container can join the same Elasticsearch cluster
• add-host : adding an hostname mapping to boot2docker ip address (docker machine) so that the Elasticsearch node will publish itself on this host. See the network.publish_host setting in the DockerFile.

Running as part of a Docker Compose application

elasticsearch1:
  image: bahaaldine/docker-elasticsearch
  ports:
    - "9200:9200"
  volumes:
    - "logs/elasticsearch1:/var/log/elasticsearch"
    - "conf/elasticsearch:/etc/elasticsearch"
    - "data:/data"
  extra_hosts:
    - "elasticsearch:192.168.59.103"

The volumes section lets you map host directory to container directories, here, - the logs: follow ES log activity without having to connect to the container - configurations: externalizing configuration lets you shape your node depending on your needs - node data: when shutting your container, node data are not lost !

Building the Docker image

You can use the shipped Makefile to build the image, exemple:

make all

Available arguments:

• build: build the docker image
• tag_latest: tag version to latest version
• all: apply build and tag_latest