Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

• 2.2.4 (*Dockerfile)

How to use this image

Start a cassandra server instance

$ docker run -d -P -v /root/.ssh --name c1 nohhyun/cassandra:2.2.4

• -d is for running the container in daemon mode.
• -P forwards all the exposed ports to the docker-machine.
• -v /root/.ssh is to create a directory to later mount your keys for ssh access.
• --name c1 is the name of the container instance.

Create a cassandra cluster

After starting a cassandra server instance, simple add more instance by:

$ docker run -d -P -v /root/.ssh --name c2 --link c1:cassandra nohhyun/cassandra:2.2.4

• --link c1:cassandra updates the /etc/hosts to allow the new container instance to create alias to accessing c1.