hadoop/start-build-env.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

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set -e               # exit on error

cd "$(dirname "$0")" # connect to root

DOCKER_DIR=dev-support/docker
DOCKER_FILE="${DOCKER_DIR}/Dockerfile"

CPU_ARCH=$(echo "$MACHTYPE" | cut -d- -f1)
if [[ "$CPU_ARCH" = "aarch64" || "$CPU_ARCH" = "arm64" ]]; then
  DOCKER_FILE="${DOCKER_DIR}/Dockerfile_aarch64"
fi

docker build -t hadoop-build -f $DOCKER_FILE $DOCKER_DIR

USER_NAME=${SUDO_USER:=$USER}
USER_ID=$(id -u "${USER_NAME}")

if [ "$(uname -s)" = "Darwin" ]; then
  GROUP_ID=100
fi

if [ "$(uname -s)" = "Linux" ]; then
  GROUP_ID=$(id -g "${USER_NAME}")
  # man docker-run
  # When using SELinux, mounted directories may not be accessible
  # to the container. To work around this, with Docker prior to 1.7
  # one needs to run the "chcon -Rt svirt_sandbox_file_t" command on
  # the directories. With Docker 1.7 and later the z mount option
  # does this automatically.
  if command -v selinuxenabled >/dev/null && selinuxenabled; then
    DCKR_VER=$(docker -v|
    awk '$1 == "Docker" && $2 == "version" {split($3,ver,".");print ver[1]"."ver[2]}')
    DCKR_MAJ=${DCKR_VER%.*}
    DCKR_MIN=${DCKR_VER#*.}
    if [ "${DCKR_MAJ}" -eq 1 ] && [ "${DCKR_MIN}" -ge 7 ] ||
        [ "${DCKR_MAJ}" -gt 1 ]; then
      V_OPTS=:z
    else
      for d in "${PWD}" "${HOME}/.m2"; do
        ctx=$(stat --printf='%C' "$d"|cut -d':' -f3)
        if [ "$ctx" != svirt_sandbox_file_t ] && [ "$ctx" != container_file_t ]; then
          printf 'INFO: SELinux is enabled.\n'
          printf '\tMounted %s may not be accessible to the container.\n' "$d"
          printf 'INFO: If so, on the host, run the following command:\n'
          printf '\t# chcon -Rt svirt_sandbox_file_t %s\n' "$d"
        fi
      done
    fi
  fi
fi

# Set the home directory in the Docker container.
DOCKER_HOME_DIR=${DOCKER_HOME_DIR:-/home/${USER_NAME}}

docker build -t "hadoop-build-${USER_ID}" - <<UserSpecificDocker
FROM hadoop-build
RUN rm -f /var/log/faillog /var/log/lastlog
RUN groupadd --non-unique -g ${GROUP_ID} ${USER_NAME}
RUN useradd -g ${GROUP_ID} -u ${USER_ID} -k /root -m ${USER_NAME} -d "${DOCKER_HOME_DIR}"
RUN echo "${USER_NAME} ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL" > "/etc/sudoers.d/hadoop-build-${USER_ID}"
ENV HOME "${DOCKER_HOME_DIR}"

UserSpecificDocker

#If this env varible is empty, docker will be started
# in non interactive mode
DOCKER_INTERACTIVE_RUN=${DOCKER_INTERACTIVE_RUN-"-i -t"}

# By mapping the .m2 directory you can do an mvn install from
# within the container and use the result on your normal
# system.  And this also is a significant speedup in subsequent
# builds because the dependencies are downloaded only once.
docker run --rm=true $DOCKER_INTERACTIVE_RUN \
  -v "${PWD}:${DOCKER_HOME_DIR}/hadoop${V_OPTS:-}" \
  -w "${DOCKER_HOME_DIR}/hadoop" \
  -v "${HOME}/.m2:${DOCKER_HOME_DIR}/.m2${V_OPTS:-}" \
  -v "${HOME}/.gnupg:${DOCKER_HOME_DIR}/.gnupg${V_OPTS:-}" \
  -u "${USER_ID}" \
  "hadoop-build-${USER_ID}" "$@"