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Docker single node deployment

Pull an image from Docker Hub (see available-tags):

$ docker pull docker.io/openquake/engine[:TAG]

Headless mode

This modality is recommended when only the WebUI or the API server is used (for example as the backend for the OpenQuake QGIS plugin).

$ docker run --name <containername> -d -p 8800:8800 openquake/engine:latest

Then you can connect to http://localhost:8800 to be able to access the WebUI or the API server.

You can stop and start again your container with the following commands:

$ docker stop <containername>
$ docker start <containername>

TTY mode

This modality provides the same features as the headless mode plus the ability to drive the OpenQuake Engine via the oq command on a terminal.

$ docker run --name <containername> -t -i -p 8800:8800 openquake/engine:latest

The container prompt will appear, here you play with the oq shell command.

[openquake@b318358ee053 ~]$ oq --version
3.10.0

After you have restarted you container (same commands as the headless mode) you can re-attach the container shell using:

$ docker attach <containername>
[openquake@b318358ee053 ~]$

Remove a container or an image

To destroy a container, type:

$ docker rm <containername>

To remove its image:

$ docker rmi openquake/<imagename>[:TAG]

You can print the list of containers and images using $ docker ps -a and $ docker images. For more details please refer to the official Docker documentation.

Docker

Getting help

If you need help or have questions/comments/feedback for us, you can: