jitterbit/agent repository overview

⁠Jitterbit Private Agent Docker image

⁠Introduction

This is the official Jitterbit private agent⁠ Docker image.

Note: As this image is Ubuntu-based, Windows Jitterbit connectors are not supported.

⁠License

See https://www.jitterbit.com/terms-and-conditions/⁠ for terms and conditions on the use of this image.

⁠Prerequisites

To use this image, you must have a Harmony organization name, and the account username and password. You can request a free trial at https://www.jitterbit.com/harmony/trial/⁠.

⁠Quick start

To run a Docker private agent, follow these psteps:

1. Select Management Console > Agents from the Harmony Portal menu, then add a private agent⁠ to a group, or note the name of an existing one.

2. In a terminal, use this command to run the agent using environment variables⁠. Set your own values for HARMONY_USERNAME and HARMONY_PASSWORD, and use the agent name and agent group name from the previous step:

   docker run --name jitterbit-agent \
   -e HARMONY_ORIGIN=https://na-east.jitterbit.com \
   -e HARMONY_AGENT_NAME="Example Agent A" \
   -e HARMONY_AGENT_GROUP_NAME="Agent Group A_Example Env A" \
   -e HARMONY_ORG_NAME="Example Company" \
   -e [email protected] \
   -e HARMONY_PASSWORD=MyP4$$w0rd \
   -v "$(pwd)/conf:/conf" \
   -v "$(pwd)/connectors:/connectors" \
   -v "$(pwd)/data-interchange:/data-interchange" \
   jitterbit/agent
   

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3. You can check the status of your agent in Harmony on the Management Console > Agents page.

4. To stop the agent, use Docker Desktop⁠, the docker container stop⁠ command, or press Control+C in the terminal.

For more examples and information, visit https://docs.jitterbit.com/agent/docker/⁠.

⁠macOS on Apple M1 Silicon

If you are using Docker Desktop and running under macOS on an Apple chipset, follow these steps:

1. In Docker Desktop, open Settings.

2. In General > Virtual Machine Options, select Apple Virtualization framework, then enable Use Rosetta for x86_64/amd64 emulation on Apple Silicon.

3. Add the --platform linux/amd64 option to the docker commands, before any --name option.