Update readme.md file. #71
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| # SSH into the container as the user 'volttron' | ||
| $ docker exec -itu volttron volttron1 bash | ||
| $> docker exec -itu volttron volttron1 bash |
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Add instructions as for running volttron commands (say vctl status) from within the container's bash shell
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| # Create and start the container that has runs Volttron | ||
| $ docker-compose up | ||
| $> docker-compose up |
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Could we add a note saying this should not be repeated once the container is created successfully. As currently setup-platform.py doesn't handle already existing config and hence fails with error. i.e. docker stop and start only after 'docker up' creates the container
| git clone https://github.com/VOLTTRON/volttron-docker | ||
| cd volttron-docker | ||
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| # initialize submodules |
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If the default behavior should be to pull volttron image from docker hub, do we need "git submodule" or "docker build" commands?
If so, that should be updated in README, docker-compose.yml should be updated to point to right docker hub image and latest version. And note should be provided for user that docker-compose.yml can be updated to point to different tag if they want to pull a diffferent version.
Provide link to docker image in docker hub
Building locally should probably under development heading.
Also we should mention that docker-compose.yml need to be updated to correct port mapping - if 8443 is already mapped to something else. Or at least mention it in Troubleshooting
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| For Volttron instances using ZMQ message bus: | ||
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| * Set the master username and password on the Volttron Central Admin page at `https://0.0.0.0:8443/index.html` | ||
| * To log in to Volttron Central, open a browser and login to the Volttron web interface: `https://0.0.0.0:8443/vc/index.html` |
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Do we have a default browser in the container? Or do you mean using port forwarding from host machine? if so shouldn't url be https://localhost:8443/index.html, where 8443 needs to be updated to whatever is the local mapped port?
Fix formatting on readme documentation.