If you want to make a reproducible R environment, look no further than Docker. Here's a guide for getting started with R Docker.
2. Run an init script for Docker MariaDB When the MariaDB container starts, it automatically runs*.shand*.sqlscripts in its/docker-entrypoint-initdb.ddirectory. We can mount the localinit.sqlto the container’s/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/init.sqlto run the init script for the Docker MariaD...
Step 1 - Create a Dockerfile First, you need to create a Dockerfile that defines the image for your container. In the Dockerfile, you should install the necessary software and dependencies needed to run your cron job. Step 2 - Add your cron job to the container ...
2. You can not access Jira Home folder, where the logs, indexes, plugin configurations are. For example, if you have the ScriptRunner plugin, then you will not be able to work with the script folder, which is placed in the Jira Home folder. You will be able to see the Jira logs tho...
Step 1 — Installing Docker Docker hosts a startup script to get Docker up and running on your machine. We can simply run the command: sudocurl-sSLhttps://get.docker.com/|sh Copy In general, you shouldn’t pipe random scripts from the internet to your shell (| sh), as they could...
$ cat Dockerfile # Dockerfile to create image with cron services FROM ubuntu:latest MAINTAINER baeldung.com # Add the script to the Docker Image ADD get_date.sh /root/get_date.sh # Give execution rights on the cron scripts RUN chmod 0644 /root/get_date.sh #Install Cron RUN apt-get up...
You need to copy your script over to the container in your Dockerfile. use COPY or ADD which ever is best for you to copy your local script to a place in the container. Your script will contains the command you want to run. Then with CMD or ENTRYPOINT you will be running the scrip...
“-v” for the volume mapping LocalHostVolume:DockerVolume. “--entrypoint" is for where to start when logged in, either command-line start running the location/file_name.sh with instructions contents. You can also use a shell script to run it, instead of having to remember to type out ...
I’m writing a PowerShell script to start a container and stop WSL safely when the container stops. Here is my attempt:$ContainerName =...
We could use the “normal” docker commands and docker-compose to run our containers (both Windows and Linux containers). The h/w was connected to the host (Windows) and using usbipd-win “published” (shared). An initialization script in the WSL2 distro would attach the published USB...