spydernaz/apache-atlas repository overview

⁠Apache Atlas Image

This build is attempting to build Atlas Server running in a kerberized environment, eventually with TagSync flowing to a Ranger service

NOTE: This image will take a while to start up as it has to create all the object tyoes etc, need to look at how to speed this up

⁠Running the Image

This image has a dependance on an external SolrCloud. The easiest way to get Atlas running is by using a compose file. You will find one in the root directory of this repo called docker-compose.atlas.yml and can build it by running the following command:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.atlas.yml up

⁠Accessing the UI

To access the image, go to a browser and go to the UI⁠. The default port for Atlas is 21000 and will be running on your localhost. To log in use the super secure username / password combination admin/admin

⁠Building the image locally

If you want to try and rebuild this image locally for a different version of Atlas etc. then you can follow the instructions below:

Note: Running the commands below to rebuild a new image will take a LONG time

1. Update the branch in ./../.gitsubmodules and refresh the submodules by running git submodule update --recursive --remote
2. Make a new directory "binaries". As the binaries can be quite large we dont want to store the compiled version in git and there is a .gitignore entry for the binaries file mkdir binaries
3. Run ./build.sh - This might take a while as it will be building Atlas from the source code
4. Update the version in Dockerfile.local to the version of ranger binaries you have (Careful as this might look like 3.1.0-SNAPSHOT or it could be 3.0)
5. Run docker build . -f Dockerfile.local

You should now have a new ImageID for the dockerfile. Update the docker-compose file with the new ImageID to test

⁠Known Issues

• Slow start up speed (10 minutes +)