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Debezium Connector for IBM i (AS/400)
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How to? #33

Closed rcronin closed 1 year ago

rcronin commented 1 year ago

How would one build this locally and create a local debezium docker instance?

msillence commented 1 year ago

using java 17 you can see our build command in the cloudbuild-release.yaml

Now I look at it from a 3rd party point of view I see that the publish point for docker is GCP and hard coded into the debezium-connector-ibmi/pom.xml eu.gcr.io/${repository.project}/debezium-connector-ibmi as is the source image eu.gcr.io/${repository.project}/openjdk17:latest

I'll take a look at making that a parameter so you can use whatever location you want. I guess it would be good to publish an image to hub.docker.com so people don't have to build their own.

currently the latest tag is 1.6.20 so you probably want something like:

mvn -B -P 'jhc.release,!jhc.snapshot' -Drepository.project=myproject -Drevision=1.6.20 -Dchangelist= -DskipNexusStagingDeployMojo=true -DskipITs jib:dockerBuild

the jib:dockerBuild should publish locally, let me know if you have any issues with dependencies, it might be there are as there is a seperate confluent repo we have in our maven settings.

rcronin commented 1 year ago

@msillence thanks for getting back so quickly and providing this. Once this is built, what is in the docker image exactly?

msillence commented 1 year ago

There is the debezium runtime with the ibmi connector so you can capture data from an ibmi and send it to kafka checkout the readme and entrypoint.sh for details about how to run it

msillence commented 1 year ago

Oh and sorry but I was wrong about the version number we are now on 1.7.4, I'd forgotten I was on a branch for a client who is using an older proxy You can now save yourself the effort of building it as I've published an image at hub.docker.com: silllencem/debezium-connector-ibmi:1.9.2.Final_1.7.4