This repository contains a basic Dockerfile to show how a remote engine can be run in Docker. In order to build this image, you have to log in to the Talend Portal and download the Archive for Linux (tar.gz) in the desired version into the remote-engine/ subfolder.
# When setting the version, make sure the exact string is contained in the Talend Remote Engine archive's name
# Usually the archive name resembles to "Talend-RemoteEngine-V<X>.<Y>.<Z>-<BUILD_NUMBER>.tar.gz"
export TALEND_RE_VERSION="2.9.1"
docker build -t marcelbrueckner/talend-remote-engine:${TALEND_RE_VERSION} --build-arg TALEND_RE_VERSION=${TALEND_RE_VERSION} .Start a container from your newly built image. Simply place your environment variables in a dedicated file (see example.env in this repository). Don't forget to persist the Engine's configuration to be able to connect on a container restart.
docker run -d --env-file .env --volume "remote-engine-data:/opt/talend/remote-engine/etc" marcelbrueckner/talend-remote-engine:${TALEND_RE_VERSION}Alternatively export the values to your environment and pass them along.
export TALEND_RE_KEY="<Your super secret pairing key>"
export TALEND_RE_NAME="<Name of your Remote Engine>"
export TALEND_RE_DESC="<Some descriptive words>"
# One of eu, us, ap, us-west
export TALEND_RE_REGION=eu
docker run -d --env TALEND_RE_KEY --env TALEND_RE_NAME --env TALEND_RE_DESC --env TALEND_RE_REGION --volume "remote-engine-data:/opt/talend/remote-engine/etc" marcelbrueckner/talend-remote-engine:${TALEND_RE_VERSION}
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