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Unable to use docker-compose due to referencing private images #13

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lucasmoten opened this issue Aug 20, 2020 · 3 comments
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Unable to use docker-compose due to referencing private images #13

lucasmoten opened this issue Aug 20, 2020 · 3 comments
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The following image references are not available to users as they are private

  • deciphernow/gm-data:1.1.1
  • deciphernow/gm-jwt/security:1.1.1

Without those referenced, once the docker-compose is brought up, the endpoints for processors in the templates should be configured to use endpoints for GM Data that are available to a user. Likewise, establishing SSL Context information. Some guidance on this is available in the template documentation.

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In leui of docker images, the Remote URL that would reference GM Data from the NiFi templates can point to a valid running GM Data instance.

@lucasmoten lucasmoten changed the title Docker-Compose files should only use publicly accessible images Unable to use docker-compose due to referencing private images Oct 16, 2020
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ghost commented Nov 3, 2020

Theoretically someone using this repo could have no access to any running gm-data source(a potential customer wanting to prototype etc.) It might be beneficial to build a small gm-data mock service that someone could reference to play around with these processors without having the license to gm-data yet.

@lucasmoten lucasmoten added the bug Something isn't working label Nov 19, 2020
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Theoretically someone using this repo could have no access to any running gm-data source(a potential customer wanting to prototype etc.) It might be beneficial to build a small gm-data mock service that someone could reference to play around with these processors without having the license to gm-data yet.

That's true of all the Grey Matter services. But entertaining this, the critical endpoints referenced by the processors are

  • /config
  • /self
  • /list
  • /write

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