safesoftware/fmeserver-queue repository overview

⁠FME Server Queue

FME Server works hand-in-hand with FME Desktop. Design the workflow you want to automate in FME Desktop's drag-and-drop interface and then publish it to FME Server at the push of a button.

Using FME Server you can schedule the workspace you created to automatically run at any time interval, turn it into a self-serve process for others to run whenever they want, or have your workspace always running in real-time.

Find out more at http://www.safe.com/fme/fme-server/⁠

⁠How to use this image

This repository is part of a multi-container deployment of FME Server. See the FME Server documentation⁠ for detailed instructions on deploying these containers using docker-compose.

Since FME Server is a multi-container deployment, the standard way of running these containers together is to use docker-compose with a docker-compose.yml file.

You can download the docker-compose file for the version of FME Server you would like to deploy from our Container Deployments page⁠.

The environment variable EXTERNALHOSTNAME should be set to the external IP address or hostname you will use to connect to this host.

For a multi-host deployment of these containers, we recommend deploying with Kubernetes. To get started, see FME Server on Kubernetes⁠.

We recommend running this on a machine that has at least 4 GB or RAM available. If you are using Docker for Mac or Docker for Windows you can change this in your Docker Settings.