It is currently not possible to unset the druid.host property in the docker image to let Druid default to the canonical hostname. It always gets set to the container's IP address. Passing the override environment variable druid_host= unfortunately does not solve the problem, as this gets interpreted as empty string and does not let the default kick in.
This change adds the option to pass DRUID_SET_HOST=0 as environment variable to disable the default behavior, and allows passing a common runtime.properties file without druid.host.
* Add docker container for druid
This container is an 'omnibus' (since there is such a high
overlap with the various services). It includes all contrib
extension as well as the msql connector.
It is intended to be run as `docker run NAME SERVICE`
(e.g. docker run druid:latest broker)
* Add Apache license header
* Resolve issues from Pull Request review
* Add comments at top of script per PR comments
* Revert BUILDKIT. Not available everywhere.
* Don't set hostname, allow default (IP)
Some environments (e.g. Kubernetes Deployments) don't resolve
hostname to IP.
* Switch to amd64 glibc-based busybox from 32-bit uclibc
* Override service-specific configuration
* Replace MAINTAINER w/ LABEL
* Add mysql connector to application classpath
This works around issue #3770https://github.com/apache/incubator-druid/issues/3770
* Add docker-compose and sample environment
Signed-off-by: Don Bowman <don@agilicus.com>
Himanshu
Torsten Hain
Yamada Koji
Xavier Léauté
ilhanadiyaman
Don Bowman