AD-Capital-Docker

Building the Container Images

To build the containers, you need to supply paths to the AppDynamics agent installers used by the demo containers.
Download the latest versions directly from the AppDynamics download site

1. Run build.sh without commandline args to be prompted (with autocomplete) for the agent installer paths or
2. Run build.sh -a <App Server Agent zip> -m <Machine Agent zip> [-j <Oracle JDK7>] to supply agent installer paths

Note: Run build.sh with the -p flag to prepare the build environment but skip the actual docker container builds. This will build the Dockerfiles and add the AppDynamics agents to the build dirs: the containers can then be built manually with docker build -t <container-name> . Using this option saves time when making updates to only one or two containers. You can also use the -j flag to avoid downloading the Oracle JDK.

Optimizing network download time

If you want to (re-)build the containers with different agents and want to skip git clones, gradle download/builds or JDK/Tomcat downloads, you can use the following optional flags to build using local copies of all these artifacts:

• -j <location of the Oracle JDK rpm distro>
• -t <location of the Apache Tomcat tar.gz distro>
• -b <path to the AD-Capital project>
• -l <path to the AD-Capital-Load project>

When using these flags, make sure that the paths are correct on your build system and that the downloaded artifacts are in the correct format. You will need to run gradle build on the AD-Capital and AD-Capital-Load projects manually to generate the correct libraries.

Running the AD-Capital Demo

Run ./run.sh to start all the applications containers. Note: The run.sh script will expect app name (default = AD-Capital), docker container version (default = latest) , controller host/port, account name and access key configuration. These should be set and exported in your shell before running the script. The script expects the following env vars to be set:

• CONTR_HOST
• CONTR_PORT
• ACCOUNT_NAME
• ACCESS_KEY
• EVENT_ENDPOINT

Tagging and Pushing to DockerHub

Use the following utilities to manage container tags and push to DockerHhub

• ./tagAll.sh <tag>
• ./pushAll.sh <tag>