Docker Skadi Starting

Example deployment of Skadi onto a system that has Docker and docker-compose installed

This is great for existing systems that already have Docker installed and do not want or need to run a full VM. This is made possible by ensuring all of the configuration files are included in the Skadi git repository itself.

Get Started

• Ensure Docker is installed as well as docker-compose: How to Install Docker

IMPORTANT

The following ports need to be open and available for Skadi

• 80 - Web Portal
• 5432 - Postgres
• 9200 - ElasticSearch

3 - Easy Steps

Clone the Skadi Git repository
Navigate to the Skadi/Docker directory
Use the appropriate helper script (Powershell and Bash versions of each)

• Start Skadi | start_skadi.sh / start_skadi.ps1
• Stop Skadi and not lose data | stop_skadi.sh / stop_skadi.ps1
• Reset Skadi, destroy data | reset_skadi.sh / reset_skadi.ps1

Windows Examples

Starting

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/orlikoski/Skadi.git
cd Skadi\Docker
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass .\start_skadi.ps1

Stopping

cd ~/Skadi/Docker
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass .\stop_skadi.ps1

Resetting

cd ~/Skadi/Docker
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass .\reset_skadi.ps1

MacOS / Linux Examples

Starting

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/orlikoski/Skadi.git
cd Skadi/Docker
bash start_skadi.sh

Stopping

cd ~/Skadi/Docker
bash stop_skadi.sh

Resetting

cd ~/Skadi/Docker
bash reset_skadi.sh

Accessing the Web UI's

• The default configuration provided redirects to port 80 of the host machine
• Open a web browser on the host machine and go to http://localhost to see the Skadi Portal

How to Process Data?

• Use the CDQR Docker Helper Scripts