pilotfishtechnology/eiplatform repository overview

⁠Quick reference

• Maintained by: PilotFish Technology, LLC⁠

• Where to get help: PilotFish Technology CMS⁠

• Docker Images: Docker Hub⁠

• Source: GitHub⁠

⁠Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

⁠Latest Releases (Currently 25R1)

• latest-openjdk, latest⁠
• latest-corretto⁠

⁠26R1 Releases

• 26R1-openjdk, 26R1⁠
• 26R1-corretto⁠

⁠25R1 Releases

• 25R1-openjdk, 25R1⁠
• 25R1-corretto⁠

⁠24R1 Releases

• 24R1-openjdk, 24R1⁠
• 24R1-corretto⁠
• 24R1-graalvm_ce⁠

⁠23R1 Releases

• 23R1-openjdk, 23R1⁠
• 23R1-corretto⁠
• 23R1-graalvm_ce⁠

⁠22R1 Releases

• 22R1-openjdk, 22R1⁠
• 22R1-corretto⁠

⁠21R1 Releases

• 21R1-openjdk, 21R1⁠
• 21R1-corretto⁠

⁠20R1 Releases

• 20R1-openjdk, 20R1⁠
• 20R1-corretto⁠

⁠What is eiPlatform?

The eiPlatform enterprise integration solution is a complete Java framework that leverages application server technology, web services and industry XML standards to enable the deployment of internal and external system interfaces better, faster and less expensively than ever before possible. When combined with the graphical IDE component, the eiConsole, the developer has the most comprehensive solution for enterprise integration.

www.pilotfishtechnology.com/enterprise-integration-platform/⁠

⁠Using docker-compose (Recommended)

1. Install Docker

   • Docker Install documentation⁠
   • Docker-Compose Install documentation⁠

2. Clone the main branch of the repository⁠

   cd /opt
   git clone https://github.com/pilotfishtechnology/eiplatform_docker_compose_example
   cd eiplatform_docker_compose_example
   

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3. Log in to the Customer Portal⁠ and download your latest license file.

4. Convert your license file to a base64 encoded string (echo "$(cat pflicense.key | base64)") and copy the base64 encoded string into the PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_license_base64 environment variable located in the docker-compose.yml

5. Bring up your stack by running

   docker-compose up -d
   

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When your docker container is running, connect to it on port 8080 to access the eiplatform instance.

http://127.0.0.1:8080/eip/⁠

⁠Quick Setup

1. Install Docker

   • Docker Install documentation⁠

2. Clone the main branch of the repository⁠

   cd /opt
   git clone https://github.com/pilotfishtechnology/eiplatform_quick_start
   cd eiplatform_quick_start
   

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3. Log in to the Customer Portal⁠ and download your latest license file.

4. Copy in your license file (/license/pflicense.key) with your latest routes (eip-root).

5. Bring up your stack by running

   docker run -it -d --name eiplatform \
     -v $(pwd)/logs:/opt/pilotfish/logs \
     -v $(pwd)/license:/opt/pilotfish/license \
     -v $(pwd)/eip-root:/opt/pilotfish/eip-root \
     -v $(pwd)/config:/opt/pilotfish/config \
     -p 8080:8080 \
     pilotfishtechnology/eiplatform
   

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When your docker container is running, connect to it on port 8080 to access the eiplatform instance.

http://127.0.0.1:8080/eip/⁠

⁠Using a custom Dockerfile

1. Install Docker

   • Docker Install documentation⁠

2. Clone the main branch of the repository⁠

   cd /opt
   git clone https://github.com/pilotfishtechnology/eiplatform_docker_example
   cd eiplatform_docker_example
   

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3. Log in to the Customer Portal⁠ and download your latest license file.

4. Copy in your license file (/license/pflicense.key) with your latest routes (eip-root).

5. Build the container

   docker build -t my-custom-eiplatform-app .
   

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6. Bring up your stack by running

   docker run -it -d --name eiplatform \
   	-v $(pwd)/logs:/opt/pilotfish/logs \
   	-v $(pwd)/license:/opt/pilotfish/license \
   	-v $(pwd)/eip-root:/opt/pilotfish/eip-root \
   	-v $(pwd)/config:/opt/pilotfish/config \
   	-p 8080:8080 \
   	my-custom-eiplatform-app
   

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When your docker container is running, connect to it on port 8080 to access the eiplatform instance.

http://127.0.0.1:8080/eip/⁠

⁠Container Folder Layout

/opt/pilotfish/eip-root - eiPlatform Routes folder
/opt/pilotfish/config - eiPlatform Config folder
/opt/pilotfish/license - eiPlatform License folder
/opt/pilotfish/logs - eiPlatform Logs folder
/eiplatform.sh - Startup Script
/healthcheck.sh - Health Check Script
/image_details.info - Contains version details and build time

⁠Available Environment Variables

# Pilotfish License
       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_license_base64=
# Memory allocation pool for a Java virtual machine
       - JAVA_OPTS=-Xms1g -Xmx3g -Dcom.pilotfish.eip.environmentSettings.file=environment-settings.conf
# Set Time Zone
#       - TIMEZONE=America/New_York
# Performance enhancement that skips execution of any stages that do not alter data
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_skipEmptyStages=false
# Specifies if a thread pool should be created per-Route, or per-Stage. Per-Stage is the default setting
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_poolPerRoute=true
# Thread pool configuration settings for per-Stage thread pools. Only applies if PoolPerRoute is false.
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_maxThreadCount=8
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_baseThreadCount=2
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_maxThreadCount=8
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_stage_idleTimeout=60
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_stage_stageQueueSize=-1
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_ntm_allowCoreTimeout=false
# Thread pool configuration settings for per-Route thread pools. Only applies if PoolPerRoute is true.
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_transact_baseThreadCount=4
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_transact_maxThreadCount=8
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_transact_queueSize=-1
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_transact_idleTimeout=60
# PilotFish Transaction Cache Type
#       - PFISH_EIP_CONF_com_pilotfish_eip_transact_defaultCache=memory
# Docker Health Check 
#   The /healthcheck.sh script triggers a curl to confirm if the container is up and running. 
#   If there is any failure, the container will be terminated and automatically be restarted by the ‘restart: on-failure’ tag within docker-compose.
#   This is enabled by default
#       - ENABLE_HEALTHCHECK=1