- Navigate to
/influxdb
. Copy.example.env
to.env
and edit the file with appropriate paths for your machine and desired settings. Contact John Waczak or Lakitha Wijeratne to obtain the necessary credentials files. - Build the container via
docker compose up --build
. If you want the container to remain on in the background, instead rundocker compose up --build -d
. - To turn of the containers, run
docker compose down
- Install quarto on your device
- In the root of the directory run
quarto render automated_reports
- View the output in
/automated_reports/_site
. - While developing, use
quarto preview automated_reports
to see the pages update live in your browser as you work on the source files.
See this thread for updating the containers. DO NOT do podman-compose down
as this will remove the volumes for influxdb. Instead, simply running podman-compose up -d
should rebuild any containers whose configuration files have changed.
Also, this link
podman container ls
podman stop 3398e22269ba
podman rm 3398e22269ba
podman stop 45364f8f8a64
podman rm 45364f8f8a64
podman-compose up --build -d