Docker container for pentaho - Need help!

[hari priya]

Hi -  

  Till now we used Pentaho on windows box . Recently we want to explore more and proceed with pentaho using docker on VM . I am browsing through the documents relating to docker and the images in the docker hub that are available . But each one of them are talking about care setup and all  

1. I just want to understand , is it really possible to setup pentaho as container (no carte ,no cluster setup)?

2. If so , can i be able to map the port and open the spoon on the port ? Because in the docker run commands for all the images I am seeing carte.sh etc , but no simple - spoon.sh?  So if I run the docker container , How I can open the spoon from my local machine - do i need to open in the browser the machine with the corresponding port?

3.Is there any image available for this setup? I am just confused if I am on the right track or not ?

Did anybody setup a simple environment like this ? I would really appreciate any help in there .

Thanks a lot!!

[Pedro Alves]

https://github.com/webdetails/cbf2  (or http://pedroalves-bi.blogspot.pt/2017/01/from-0-to-full-blown-pentaho-7.html )

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[hari priya]

Thanks a lot for the quick response . I will go through this one .

On Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 9:59:44 AM UTC-6, Pedro Alves wrote:

https://github.com/webdetails/cbf2  (or http://pedroalves-bi.blogspot.pt/2017/01/from-0-to-full-blown-pentaho-7.html )

On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 3:53 PM, hari priya <priya....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi -  

  Till now we used Pentaho on windows box . Recently we want to explore more and proceed with pentaho using docker on VM . I am browsing through the documents relating to docker and the images in the docker hub that are available . But each one of them are talking about care setup and all  

1. I just want to understand , is it really possible to setup pentaho as container (no carte ,no cluster setup)?

2. If so , can i be able to map the port and open the spoon on the port ? Because in the docker run commands for all the images I am seeing carte.sh etc , but no simple - spoon.sh?  So if I run the docker container , How I can open the spoon from my local machine - do i need to open in the browser the machine with the corresponding port?

3.Is there any image available for this setup? I am just confused if I am on the right track or not ?

Did anybody setup a simple environment like this ? I would really appreciate any help in there .

Thanks a lot!!

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[Enrico Maria Carmona]

Hi! 

I recently had a request for a docker container running spoon in a server and display it on a local machine. 

Dunno if is what you want. 

Is based on Xpra with a ssh connection. 

Take a look at https://bitbucket.org/enricomariam42/docker-pentaho-di-xpra

The image has a 6.1 Spoon version and setting for Italian keyboard, but is easy to tweak for other needs. Let me know. 

The client needs only Xpra installed, tested both windows and linux. 

Enrico 

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