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Ramesh Reddy commented on TEIID-5372:
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IMO, we should not invest any more time in "WildFly: docker" at all, for me just
configuration issues makes me discouraged. For a developer, they need to go through a
special setup to configure a data source, which is error prone will take a lot of our time
to invest in good documents. Here I do not agree with the argument that it is a quick and
easy way to test for non-developers. I feel it is not. Also, when we spin images we should
keep the immutability at the core, we are asking for trouble later if we are not.
On "Throntail" and "SpringBoot", I would extend to both
"Docker" and "OpenShift", as one build over another. Both of these are
similar development paradigms like using maven, and environment and property files for
configuration. If we have time, I would say we should spend on build tools like Gradle and
Docker Compose for these to help wider developer audience.
Enhance docker support
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Key: TEIID-5372
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIID-5372
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Enhancement
Reporter: Rafal Korytkowski
Assignee: Rafal Korytkowski
Priority: Optional
Currently there's limited support for docker in Teiid, which can be enabled by adding
-Ddocker=true to the build command. The generated image is based on CentOS and running
standalone on the Wildfly server. Latest builds are pushed to
https://hub.docker.com/r/jboss/teiid/, but versions are not tagged automatically with
releases. Development with Docker is not supported.
Proposed changes:
1. Produce docker image based on Alpine, which is better suited for microservices, in
addition to CentOS.
2. Automatically tag versions in Docker when doing releases.
3. Support development by providing a docker-compose file with the possibility to start
server in a debug mode and enabled auto-redeployment of code changes.
4. Optionally provide a Docker image for building code using maven in Docker. Having
Docker as the only prerequisite is convenient for CI environments and makes the build
environment agnostic.
[~shawkins], [~rareddy], thoughts?
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