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This page provides an example package for building Cassandra and Teamwork Cloud components from a Teamwork Cloud No-Install package. The example package uses Docker Compose to build all the components required to deploy a fully-functional Teamwork Cloud containerized environment. Such an environment can be deployed in an orchestration framework to enhance scaling and management.

Teamwork Cloud Container Example Package Components

Docker Hub Pulled Images:

• Cassandra 4.0.3
• Zookeeper 3.7.0
• ZooNavigator 1.1.1 (elkozmon) (optional)
• Elasticsearch 7.16.2 

External Packages:

• Teamwork Cloud 2022x No-Install Linux (downloaded from the 3DS software download page)
• ActiveMQ Artemis 2.26.0 (downloaded automatically after executing the containerization environment staging script)

Example with Docker Compose

1. Download and extract the example package into an empty working directory.
2. Download a 2022x or newer version of Teamwork Cloud No-Install Linux package.
3. Rename or symbolically link the no-install package to twcoudsuite.zip.
4. Execute the config.tw-compose.sh script to stage the containerization environment.

5. Run the following command to initialize Docker Compose container configurations:

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   docker compose build

6. Run the following command to launch containers:

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   docker compose up -d

   If you execute this command for the first time, it will build the containers as well.

7. Use the following URLs:

   • To access web UI:

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     https://host.docker.internal:8443/webapp

   • To connect from a modeling tool client (with default port 3579):

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     host.docker.internal

   •  To access REST API/Swagger Page:

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     https://host.docker.internal:8111

Helpful commands

To follow the output (tail) the output of a specific container:

docker compose logs -f <Container Name or ID>

To stop all containers but retain data in non-persistent storage:

docker compose stop

 To stop all and remove all running containers (non-persistent storage data will be lost):

docker compose down -v