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PLEASE READ: Kibi is now "Siren Investigate", part of the Siren Platform. This code repository is only provided to facilitate code review and integration by Siren customers and cannot be successfully compiled. The code also requires Siren Federate to be installed in Elasticsearch.
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Docker using different auth credentials #99

Closed mjp0 closed 6 years ago

mjp0 commented 6 years ago

I'm trying to get Kibi 5.4.3-2 Docker (sirensolutions/siren-platform) working but none of the credentials (kibiadmin etc) in the documentation works. I also tried siren-platform-demo-data and it seems to suffer from the same problem.

Please update the docs.

szydan commented 6 years ago

Hi @0fork I've tried with docker run -d -p 5606:5606 -p 9220:9220 sirensolutions/siren-platform:latest It seems to be working for me One possibility is that the elasticsearch "inside" your docker might be unable to start and it keeps restarting You can check this by doing 

docker exec -it YOUR_DOCKER_ID bash
tail -f  /opt/kibi/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.stdout

If you see that elasticsearch keeps restarting you might need to set the vm.max_map_count value on the host machine The instructions how to set it are here https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/5.4/docker.html#docker-cli-run-prod-mode

mjp0 commented 6 years ago

@szydan That was it! Thank you!

When somebody from the dev team has "few mins" to spare, it might be helpful to add some sort of error message to the login screen if elastic is down. I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 and it didn't even have that vm.max_map_count setting for some reason so I'm guessing that plenty others have and will run into this issue with elastic as well unfortunately.

szydan commented 6 years ago

@0fork Thanks for reporting this Good to hear it solved the issue for you I've opened an internal issue about it, we will improve it for the next release