Google Compute Deployment
Deploy Ignite on Google Compute.
This is a legacy Apache Ignite documentationThe new documentation is hosted here: https://ignite.apache.org/docs/latest/
The Apache Ignite image allows you to set up and quickly deploy a simple Apache Ignite cluster using the Google Compute Console.
Google Compute Deployment
- To import the Ignite Image, execute the following command:
gcloud compute images create ignite-image \
--source-uri gs://ignite-media/ignite-google-image.tar.gzFor more information, please refer to cloud.google.com.
- Go to
Google Compute Console. - Go to
Compute->Compute Engine->VM instancesand click onNew instance. - Click the
Changebutton in sectionBoot disk. - Go to
Custom imagesand choose the imported image. In the screenshot below, you can see an image namedignite-name.
- Click on
Management, disk, networking, access & security optionsand add any of the following configuration parameters:
Name | Description | Default | Example |
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| URL to the Ignite configuration file (can also be relative to the META-INF folder on the class path). The downloaded config file will be saved to ./ignite-config.xml |
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| Ignite optional libs which will be included in the class path. | |
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| Environment variables passed to Ignite instance in your docker command. |
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| List of URL's to libs. |
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| Version of Apache Ignite | `latest' | 1.7.0 |
as shown in the figure below:
Preferred Ignite VersionIGNITE_VERSION attribute can vary depending on the Apache Ignite version of interest.
- Fill in the required fields and run instances.
- Connect to the instances.
- To access the execution progress you need to know a
container id. The following command will show thecontainer id:
sudo docker ps- The following command will show the logs:
sudo docker logs -f CONTAINER_ID- Use the following command to enter the docker container:
sudo docker exec -it container_id /bin/bashUpdated 9 months ago
