How do you access the azurenode docker?

Originally asked by ramil on 15 June 2020 (original question)


EASE-4906 Docker Exalate

I’m currently evaluating exalate’s plugin to sync Jira server and Azure Devops Boards but unable to access docker container. I raised a question in idalko but suggested to post here.

I followed the steps from https://docs.idalko.com/exalate/display/ED/Install+Exalate+app+for+Azure+DevOps+on+Docker#InstallExalateappforAzureDevOpsonDocker-HowtoinstalltheExalateappforAzureDevOps and installed azurenode docker.

As you can see below, it is running

Refer to Docker-compose.yml: docker-compose.yml (old community)

Refer to azurenode.log: azurenode.log (old community)

I tried wget and below is the result:

This is the log I get when I used 900

--2020-06-09 00:45:36-- (try: 5) http://localhost:9000/

Connecting to localhost (localhost)|::1|:9000.… connected.

HTTP request sent, awaiting response… Read error (Connection reset by peer) in headers.

Retrying.

Can anyone help what’s wrong with this one or how to access it?

Thanks.


Answer by Shabahang Elmian on 30 November 2022

Based on last msg, the compose.yml is updated but createdb.sh is not on the Documentation page.
Please update it too. ramil


Answer by Francis Martens (Exalate) on 15 June 2020

I tried the steps again.

On a host supporting docker, in a folder such as tmp/example, deploy

Then run

docker-compose up -d

Then monitor the log such that there are no errors

Then run

wget https://localhost:9000

Resulting in

The new docker-compose.yml attached to this question points to the current last version of the application, and it externalizes the database and files such that it is easier to ensure that you start from a clean sheet

Let me know how it goes


Comments:

ramil commented on 15 June 2020

Francis Martens (Exalate) - seems that docker file you’ve given works and i’m able to access the site now. Thanks.

Francis Martens (Exalate) commented on 15 June 2020

OK - will update our docs