Closed marcverhagen closed 3 years ago
This was changed by not suggesting to use container_name
in the docker compose file. Now the container names are the defaults used by docker-compose, for example, if the service is called tokenizer
then the container is called pipeline-runner_tokenizer_1
.
Well, that was nonsense, we needed to specify the names to access the containers from inside of another container. So I put back in the container name, but now used pipeline_
as a prefix instead of clams_
hoping that that would be less confusing.
The container name won't be needed anymore if we do not make the pipeline.py
script run as a container anymore, which may happen (see issue #6).
It turned out to be confusing that
clams_
was used as a prefix. And this really points at an unhealthy choice in the code where there is a hard-wired prefixclams_
that is prepended somewhere in an initialization method. Review how containers are named.