xemuliam/zeppelin-base repository overview

⁠Zeppelin-base

Basic and clean Docker⁠ image for Apache Zeppelin⁠, based on Alpine⁠ and OpenJDK⁠

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⁠Overview

Dockerized single-host Zeppelin.

Deployment options out of the box:

• Standalone Zeppelin node

⁠Exposed ports

• 8080 - Zeppelin web application port
• 8443 - Zeppelin web application secure port

⁠Volumes

All below volumes can be mounted to docker host machine folders or shared folders to easy maintain data inside them.

Zeppelin-specific:

• /opt/zeppelin/logs
• /opt/zeppelin/notebook

⁠Official Documentation and Guides

• Overview⁠
• Quick Start⁠
• Interpreters⁠
• Wiki⁠

⁠Usage

This image can either be used as a base image for building on top of NiFi or just to experiment with. I personally have not attempted to use this in a production use case.

Please use corresponding branches from this repo to play with code.

⁠Pre-Requisites

Ensure the following pre-requisites are met (due to some blocker bugs in earlier versions). As of today, the latest Docker Toolbox and Homebrew are fine.

• Docker 1.10+
• Docker Machine 0.6.0+
• Kitematic 0.12

(all downloadable as a single Docker Toolbox⁠ package as well)

⁠How to use from Kitematic

1. Start Kitematic
2. Enter xemuliam in serach box
3. Choose zeppelin-base image
4. Click Create button

Kitematic will assign all ports and you'll be able to run NiFi web-interface directly from Kitematic.

⁠How to use from Docker CLI

1. Start Docker Quickstart Terminal
2. Run command docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -p 8443:8443 xemuliam/zeppelin-base
3. Check Docker machine IP docker-machine ls
4. Use IP from previous step in address bar of your favorite browser, e.g. http://192.168.99.100:8080/#/

⁠Enjoy! :)