docker image (dockerfile) for evQueue open source job scheduler (core daemon).
For the frontend, see evqueue-frontend-react or use our Firefox or Chrome extensions.
For a ready-to-use environment you can use docker-compose.
For more informations visit the official website.
To run the container, you need to have a MySQL (or MariaDB) database with a DB named evqueue.
If you have an already configured database on your local machine (or on a distant server), use :
docker pull coldsource/evqueue-core
docker run --name evqueue-core --network host -e mysql_host=<dbhost> -e mysql_user=<dbuser> -e mysql_password=<dbpassword> evqueue-core
If you want to use a mariadb docker instance :
docker network create evqueue
docker pull mariadb
docker run --network evqueue --name evqueue-mariadb -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root mariadb
docker exec -it evqueue-mariadb mysql -hevqueue-mariadb -uroot -p
Create evqueue database and user :
CREATE DATABASE evqueue;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON evqueue.* to evqueue@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'evqueue';
Then launch evqueue-core :
docker pull coldsource/evqueue-core
docker run --name evqueue-core --network evqueue -e mysql_host=evqueue-mariadb -e mysql_user=evqueue -e mysql_password=evqueue -p5000:5000 -p5001:5001 coldsource/evqueue-core
You can test using :
telnet localhost 5000
You should see something like :
<auth challenge="bb7ed3bcedf1f4c468f1c4e3855df08130d6740c" node="localhost" status="OK"/>
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docker pull coldsource/evqueue-core