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This pull request significantly enhances the project's database support by integrating Db2. It provides the necessary Docker Compose configurations to run a Db2 instance locally and includes example property files to guide users on how to connect ScalarDB applications to Db2. Additionally, it ensures all relevant ScalarDB dependencies and images are updated to the latest 3.16.0 version, bringing in any new features or fixes from that release.
Highlights
- Db2 Docker Integration: Added Docker Compose service definitions for Db2 Community Edition to 
scalardb-cluster-standalone-mode,scalardb-kotlin-sample, andscalardb-sampleprojects. This enables easy local setup of a Db2 instance, exposing port 50000 and configuring necessary environment variables for a sample database. - Db2 Configuration Examples: Included commented-out configuration properties for connecting ScalarDB to a Db2 database in 
scalardb-cluster-standalone-mode/scalardb-cluster-node.properties,scalardb-kotlin-sample/database.properties, andscalardb-sample/database.properties. These provide a clear template for users to switch from Cassandra to Db2. - ScalarDB Dependency Update: Updated the 
scalardblibrary dependency from version3.13.0to3.16.0acrossscalardb-kotlin-sampleandscalardb-sampleprojects. Correspondingly, thescalardb-cluster-nodeimage inscalardb-cluster-standalone-modewas also updated to3.16.0. 
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This pull request introduces Db2 support by adding its configuration to Docker Compose and properties files. It also updates the scalardb dependency version. The use of privileged: true in the Docker Compose files poses a security risk, and the Db2 connection string in scalardb-cluster-standalone-mode properties uses localhost instead of the Docker service name.
        
          
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LGTM, thank you!
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LGTM! Thank you!
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LGTM! Thank you!
Description
Add sample configuration and docker-compose setup for Db2.
This PR accompanies the documentation update for the Db2 adapter, see https://github.com/scalar-labs/docs-internal-scalardb/pull/1345
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Add configuration and docker-compose setup for Db2.
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