Docker

Supply your license to run all TimeBase versions up to version 6.0. License can be added as an environment variable TIMEBASE_SERIAL=${SERIAL_NUMBER}.

# Example of running TimeBase Docker container with license
docker run --rm --detach\  
   --name docker-image-test-tb \ 
   -p 8011:8011 \
   --mount type=volume,src=my-qshome-vol,dst=/timebase-home \ 
   registry.deltixhub.com/quantserver.docker/timebase/server:5.5.89

• DELTIX_HOME is set to timebase-server
• QSHome is set to timebase-home
• Default service port is 8011
• Volume docker-image-test-qshome-vol here contains usual QSHome structure
• Add your TimeBase Enterprise Edition license as environment variable TIMEBASE_SERIAL=${SERIAL_NUMBER}.
• Java system properties could be customized by setting JAVA_OPTS environment variable.

# Example of enabling of monitoring with JAVA_OPTS
docker run --rm -p 8011:8011 \
   -e TIMEBASE_SERIAL=*** \
   -e JAVA_OPTS="-DQuantServer.enableRemoteMonitoring=true \
   -DTimeBase.metrics.enable=true" \
   registry.deltixhub.com/quantserver.docker/timebase/server:5.5.89

TimeBase Web Admin

In TimeBase Web Admin you can manage and monitor all data stored in TimeBase.

1. Launch TimeBase Admin in a Docker container.
2. Login to registry.deltixhub.com.
3. Open TimeBase Admin to view sample streams.

docker run --rm --detach \
   --name timebase-admin \
   -p 8099:8099 \
   registry.deltixhub.com/quantserver.docker/timebase/ws-server:1.1.65

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Refer to TimeBase Web Admin to learn how to run and use this application.

Advanced Options

Attached Volume with Streams or a Custom Config

docker run --rm -d \ 
   -p MACHINE_PORT:8011 \ 
   --name=CONTAINER_NAME \ 
   --ulimit nofile=65536:65536 \ 
   -v VOLUME:/timebase-home \ 
   registry.deltixhub.com/quantserver.docker/timebase/server:5.5.55

• VOLUME - PATH to local TimeBase home volume with populated files such as Streams, Configs, etc.
• MACHINE_PORT - port on your machine that will be used for TimeBase.
• CONTAINER_NAME - the name of TimeBase container that will be shown in containers list docker ps.

Example

docker run --rm -d \ 
   -p 80:8011 \ 
   --name=timebase-prod \ 
   -ulimit nofile=65536:65536 \ 
   -v /home/master/timebase:/timebase-home \ 
   registry.deltixhub.com/quantserver.docker/timebase/server:5.5.55

Custom config

You can configure selected TimeBase properties in admin.properties configuration file and place it in /home/master/timebase folder. Mount this folder to use admin.properties configurations:

-v /home/master/timebase:/timebase-home \  

In admin.properties you can configure host, port, version, and other TimeBase parameters.

Example

# Example of admin.properties file
TimeBase.host=localhost
TimeBase.port=8011
TimeBase.version=5.0
TimeBase.enableRemoteAccess=true

Useful Scripts and Commands

• docker logs CONTAINER_NAME - will show TimeBase logs. Use flag -f to follow log output.
• docker images - show all images that downloaded in your system. To clear old/unused images use the command docker system prune -a -f.
• docker stats - display a live stream of container(s) resource usage statistics.
• docker exec -it CONTAINER_NAME sh - logging into the container's file system using sh shell.

Deployment with SSL

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Refer to Deployment with SSL for more information.