Open jmlero opened 6 years ago
Hi @jmlero , I guess you're using the docker image following this doc, if not, we suggest you try this one, it's the latest version.
Actually you don’t need to execute service.jar manually, our griffin docker image will execute it when start up, and that’s why port 8080 already used.
The docker-compose.yml configured the port mapping 38080:8080, which means you can access
Thanks.
I followed that doc. I have the images running (after docker-compose -f docker-compose-batch.yml up -d).
What I want is to try the web interface, if the docker images are running, I should be able to open the web interface with:
Ip_address:8080 , is that right?
The machines have enough resources (more than 32 GB) and I tried 2 different machines (with Ubuntu and with centos).
Checking the service.log, I see the following:
Hibernate: select distinct jobinstanc0_.group_name as col_00, jobinstanc0_.job_name as col_10 from jobinstance jobinstanc0 Hibernate: select distinct jobinstanc0_.group_name as col_00, jobinstanc0_.job_name as col_10 from jobinstance jobinstanc0
Any other idea?
PS: At the https://github.com/apache/incubator-griffin repository, there is not an option for issues. Should I comment there as a pull request? Thanks
When the docker container starts up, the griffin service starts up, you can also visit the UI page. But the service runs in docker container, you can not access it remotely, that's why we set a mapping port 38080:8080 to let you can visit
if the port 8080 is used by other service,how to change to other port?
You can change another port like normal spring boot application.
Hi,
I followed the guide to deploy the docker images. I have both (griffin and es running). Then I enter the griffin container in interactive mode and I execute
java -jar service/service.jar
But I obtain the follow:
*
So, I change the port as follow:
java -jar service/service.jar --server.port=8181
Then I obtain the follow:
and I cannot access to the :8181 address.