This docker image uses openjdk as base image. Rserve will be compiled from scratch.
A user called ruser is created with a home directory and some start/kill scripts for Rserve.
Notice: Access Docker from remote host
For development you can access Docker from a remote host by executing the following commands (unsecure!):
sudo service docker stop
sudo dockerd -H tcp://192.168.1.102:2375 -H unix:///var/run/docker.sock &
sudo docker info
Replace the IP with your host IP.
See files within the /etc/ directory to set a password for the ruser.
First, pull the repository and execute the following commands:
cd docker-rserve sudo docker build -t dgrzelak-rserve:v1 --add-host=localhost:192.168.1.102 -f Dockerfile .
After that, the container can be created and started:
sudo docker create -t -p 192.168.1.102:6311:6311 --name dgrzelak-rserve $(sudo docker images | awk '$1 ~ /dgrzelak-rserve/ { print $3}')
sudo docker start dgrzelak-rserve
The first port denotes the host port, and the second one represents the container port.
To create and start the container in one step:
sudo docker run -t -d -p 192.168.1.102:6311:6311 --name dgrzelak-rserve $(sudo docker images | awk '$1 ~ /dgrzelak-rserve/ { print $3}')
- Start:
docker start dgrzelak-rserve - Restart:
docker restart dgrzelak-rserve - Pause:
docker pause dgrzelak-rserve - Stop:
docker stop dgrzelak-rserve
docker exec -it dgrzelak-rserve bash