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cardinality/ae-community

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•Updated over 8 years ago

Analytics Engine community edition

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cardinality/ae-community repository overview

⁠Cardinality Analytics Engine on Docker

Cardinality Platform⁠. This image is currently intended for development use, not for production use.

⁠How to use?

# Start Analytics Engine and expose port 8181 and port 8152 for use by the host machine    
docker run -d --restart unless-stopped -p 8181:8181 -p 8152:8152 cardinality/ae-community:2.0.0-beta

App should be ready to use in 1min

# Open http://localhost:8181

⁠Changing configuration

The image support using environment variables via the Docker -e | --env flags for setting various settings.

  • API_PORT default is 8152
  • MAX_HEAP default is 2g

example : # docker run -d --restart unless-stopped -e API_PORT=8001 -e MAX_HEAP=8g -p 8000:8181 -p 8001:8152 cardinality/ae-community:2.0.0-beta

# Open http://HOST_IP:8000
⁠Limitations

Community edition has limits :

  • Max 2 Projects
  • Max 4 Data Models
  • Max 8 Connections
  • Max 4 Queries

If you want to extend it contact sales team or buy enterprise edition. http://cardinality.co.uk/contact.html⁠

⁠License

http://www.cardinality.co.uk/licence/⁠

⁠FAQ
  • How to connect to my local mongo instance? If you will try to create a connection object and pass localhost to host field, Analytics Engine will try to connect to mongo instance inside the docker container. (which may not be what you expect). If you want to connect to your local machine you should use IP address from your LAN network.

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over 8 years ago

docker pull cardinality/ae-community:2.0.0-beta