GEE repository: https://github.com/google/earthenterprise

Feel free to use the opensource code, but if you take it to your repository, please fork and reference this repository :)

GEEDocker

Build and run Google Earth Enterprise with docker

Create all images with runChain script:

To create all of the images run runChain.sh\ The script runChain.sh accepts the following flags:

• --tag (to specify wanted GEE tag, Default is 5.3.5-1610.20)
• --test (for running the GEE tests to check that the build was successful)
• --tutorial (for creating an additional fusion image with the tutorial files)
• --admin_password (for changing default server password)

Create images one by one:

If you wish to create each image independantly you may do so with the given scripts as following:

For the basic build run:

cd geeBuild
bash build.sh

or the following, to use a specific tag from GEE repository:

cd geeBuild
bash build.sh --tag <wanted_tag>

\ For the GEE server run:

cd server
bash install.sh

or the following, to set server password:

cd server
bash install.sh --admin_password <wanted_password>

Refer to https://www.opengee.org/geedocs/5.2.2/answer/3470759.html for information about server password\ \ \ For the GEE fusion run:

cd fusion
bash install.sh

\ For the GEE fusion with tutorial files run:

cd fusion/tutorial
bash install.sh

\ For the GEE fusion with ability to connect by ssh run:

cd fusion/ssh
bash install.sh

you should first edit the install.sh file and add your root password

Running GEE

Start server:

cd server
bash run.sh

** make sure the server is running before starting fusion\ \ \ Start fusion:

cd fusion
bash run.sh

\ Start fusion with tutorial:

cd fusion/tutorial
bash run.sh

\ Start fusion with ssh ability:

cd fusion/ssh
bash run.sh

you should first edit the run.sh file and choose local port for mapping \ \ To start gee fusion (including tutorial), or server with bash entrypoint add --entrypoint flag:

bash fusion/run.sh --entrypoint
bash server/run.sh --entrypoint

Remove images and containers

Remove all of the images and containers created by running the script removeAll.sh

Remove individual images by running the script removeImage.sh as such:

bash removeImage.sh <image_name:tag>

\ Remove containers by running the script removeContainer.sh as such:

bash removeContainer.sh <container_name>