Docker
Usage of JR docker images
Example usage of docker image:
docker run -it ugol/jr:latest jr run net_device
docker run -it -v $(pwd)/configs:/home/jr-user/configs --rm ugol/jr:latest jr run net_device -n 5 -f 500ms -o kafka -t net_device -F /home/jr/configs/kafka.client.properties -s --serializer json-schema --registryConfig /home/jr/configs/registry.client.properties
How to build yor own image
Images are based on Red Hat Universal Base Image 9 Micro.
From the jr code directory, just use docker build to build for the architecture of the machine you are using.
# build for your arch
docker build --file Dockerfile .
How to build yor own Multi-Arch image
You can also build multiarch images, in this case for both amd64 and arm64
To create it:
# Create the local builder
docker buildx create --name local --bootstrap --use
# Push on DockerHub
docker buildx build --platform linux/arm64/v8,linux/amd64 --build-arg=USER="$(whoami)" --build-arg=VERSION="0.3.0" --build-arg=TIME="$(date)" --push -t YOURDOCKERHUBUSER/jr:latest .
To update it:
# Use the previously created local builder
docker buildx use local
# Push on DockerHub
docker buildx build --platform linux/arm64/v8,linux/amd64 --build-arg=USER="$(whoami)" --build-arg=VERSION="0.3.0" --build-arg=TIME="$(date)" --push -t YOURDOCKERHUBUSER/jr:latest .