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eclat-docker

This project is used to build the container for test and development of the HIKe / eCLAT framework. See the user documentation here: https://hike-eclat.readthedocs.io/

The main source code repositories are:

  • eclat-daemon (eCLAT daemon, CLI, eCLAT language parser)
  • HIKe (HIKe core functionality)

Instructions to build and execute the container on Linux

git clone https://github.com/netgroup/eclat-docker/
cd eclat-docker
scripts/setup.sh

Build the docker Image

docker build -t eclat:latest .

Create and execute the container

docker run -w /opt/eclat-daemon/ --rm -ti --privileged --init --name eclat -v $(pwd)/eclat-daemon:/opt/eclat-daemon eclat:latest

Note that a local folder called eclat-daemon in your host will be linked to to the /opt/eclat-daemon folder in the container.

Instructions to build and execute the container on Windows with WSL

Run the following inside git bash

git clone https://github.com/netgroup/eclat-docker/
cd eclat-docker
scripts/setup.sh

Build the docker Image

In windows command line, go in the eclat-docker folder and run:

docker build -t eclat:latest .

Create and execute the container

In windows command line, in the eclat-docker folder, run:

docker run -w /opt/eclat-daemon/ --rm -t -i --privileged --init --name eclat -v %cd%\eclat-daemon:/opt/eclat-daemon eclat:latest

Note that a local folder called eclat-daemon in your host will be linked to the /opt/eclat-daemon folder in the container.

IMPORTANT: Fix the symbolic links issues in windows

Immediately after that the contatiner is created with the above command, inside the container you have to run:

cd /opt/eclat-daemon
scripts/setup-wsl.sh

Further instructions (both for Linux and Windows)

Execute a shell on a running container

docker exec -it eclat bash

How to perform the example experiments in the container

Please see: https://hike-eclat.readthedocs.io/en/latest/experiments.html

Copy your credentials (needed for development)

Copy a file named github_rsa with your private key in the folder /opt/eclat-daemon/scripts/temp_credentials/

Run the following script inside the container (the script copies the credentials in the home folder of the root user) :

cd /opt/eclat-daemon
scripts/copy-credentials.sh

It is also useful to globally configure the git email and name, this can be done using two optional parameters:

cd /opt/eclat-daemon
scripts/copy-credentials.sh you@example.com "Your Name"

Build docker Image for Testbed

scripts/setup.sh
docker build -t eclat:testbed . --file ./Dockerfile-testbed

Save and Load eCLAT testbed docker image

docker save eclat:testbed | gzip > eclat.tar.gz

Download the image eclat.tar.gz

docker load < eclat.tar.gz

Create and execute container

docker run --rm -t -i --privileged --name eclat eclat:testbed  /sbin/my_init -- bash -l 

Execute a unit test for eclat

cd /opt/eclat-daemon
python -m unittest test.test_parser

Development of eCLAT packages

By default, eCLAT packages repositories are cloned using https: addresses as git remotes. If you want to push changes to an eCLAT package repository, you might want to set the git origin to SSH (you need write permissions for the repository). You can do this using the following script:

scripts/git-origin-ssh.sh

The script needs to be executed from the main folder of the package in the components folder, using the proper relative path to call it. For example, considering a package called eip:

cd /opt/eclat-daemon/components/eip
../../scripts/git-origin-ssh.sh

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