This project builds a docker container for running JBoss Data Virtualization 6.1.0.GA.

1. Install Docker
2. Download JBoss Data Virtualization from jboss.org.
3. Put the downloaded file: jboss-dv-installer-6.1.0.redhat-3.jar into dv-docker/software

Once you have installed docker and downloaded the JBoss Data Virtualization software, you should be able to create the JBoss Data Virtualization container via the following command:

If you are on OS X then see How to use Docker on OS X.

	$ docker build -t jbossdv610 . 

The JBoss Data Virtualization container then build.

If you have docker installed you should be able to try it out via:

	$ cd dv-docker
	$ docker run -P -d -t jbossdv610 

This will run the jbossdv610 container and starts automatically JBoss Data Virtualization, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB. You can then run docker attach $containerID or docker logs -f $containerID to get the logs at any time.

Run docker ps to see all the running containers or docker inspect $containerID to view the IP address and details of a container.

To spin up a shell in the JBoss Data Virtualization containers try:

	$ docker run -P -i -t jbossdv610 /bin/bash

You can then noodle around the container and run stuff & look at files etc.

The /home/jboss/run.sh sript can be used to start the databases MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL and JBoss Data Virtualization 6.1.0.GA.