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Usage

There are Debian GNU/Linux based images and Alpine Linux based images. Debian GNU/Linux images are recommended for normal use. They start Groonga as an HTTP server by default.. Alpine Linux based images are for advanced users.

Debian GNU/Linux based images start Groonga as an HTTP server by default:

$ docker run -d --rm --publish=10041:10041 groonga/groonga:latest-debian

You can use it via http://127.0.0.1:10041/ .

Alpine Linux based images run groonga command without any argument:

$ docker run -it --rm groonga/groonga:latest-alpine
> status
[[0,1599459609.325239,8.893013000488281e-05],{"alloc_count":320,...}]
> quit
[[0,1599459638.74908,3.409385681152344e-05],true]
$

You can run Groonga as an HTTP server with some options:

$ mkdir -p db
$ docker run \
    -d \
    --rm \
    --publish=10041:10041 \
    --volume=$PWD/db:/var/lib/db \
    groonga/groonga:latest-alpine \
    --protocol http \
    -s \
    -n \
    /var/lib/db/db

You can use it via http://127.0.0.1:10041/ .

Customization

You can custom behaviors of Debian GNU/Linux based images by the following environment variables:

GROONGA_ARGS

You can pass additional command line arguments to groonga.

Here is an example to disable cache by passing --cache-limit=0 command line argument:

docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --env=GROONGA_ARGS="--cache-limit=0" \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

GROONGA_CACHE_DIR

The path of the cache directory.

The default is empty. The empty value means that Groonga doesn't use persistent cache.

See also: --cache-base-path

Here is an example to use persistent cache:

mkdir -p cache
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}/cache:/var/cache/groonga \
  --env=GROONGA_CACHE_DIR="/var/cache/groonga" \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

GROONGA_DB

The path of the Groonga database.

The default is /var/lib/groonga/db/db.

You can use storage in host by just mounting a storage in host to /var/lib/groonga/db:

mkdir -p db
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}/db:/var/lib/groonga/db \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

You can also change the database path:

mkdir -p db
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}:/host \
  --env=GROONGA_DB=/host/db/db \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

GROONGA_INITIALIZE_DIR

The directory that has data to initialize a newly created Groonga database.

Note that the default Groonga database specified by GROONGA_DB already exists. If you want to use GROONGA_INITIALIZE_DIR, you need to use change GROONGA_DB or attach a volume to /var/lib/groonga/db.

The default is /var/lib/groonga/initialize.

The files in GROONGA_INITIALIZE_DIR are sorted and passed to Groonga one by one.

Here is an example files:

.
|-- 0schema
|   |-- 0.grn.zst
|   `-- 1.grn
`-- 1data
    `-- 0-diaries.grn

In this case, the following order is used:

  1. 0schema/0.grn.zst
  2. 0schema/1.grn
  3. 1data/0-diaries.grn

You can use compressed files. Here are supported suffixes:

  • .gz: Uncompressed by zcat.
  • .zst: Uncompressed by zstdcat.

You can use storage in host by just mounting a storage in host to /var/lib/groonga/initialize. Note that you must change GROONGA_DB (or mount an empty directory as /var/lib/groonga/db) to create a new database:

mkdir -p db
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}/initialize:/var/lib/groonga/initialize \
  --env=GROONGA_DB=/tmp/db/db \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

You can also change the data directory:

mkdir -p db
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}:/host \
  --env=GROONGA_INITIALIZE_DIR=/host/initialize \
  --env=GROONGA_DB=/tmp/db/db \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

GROONGA_LOG_DIR

The path of the directory to store log files.

The default is /var/log/groonga.

You can use storage in host by just mounting a storage in host to /var/log/groonga:

mkdir -p log
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}/log:/var/log/groonga \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

You can also change the database path:

mkdir -p log
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --volume=${PWD}:/host \
  --env=GROONGA_LOG_DIR=/host/log \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

GROONGA_LOG_LEVEL

The log level.

The default is empty. The empty value means that the Groonga's default log level (notice) is used.

Here is an example to use debug log level:

mkdir -p log
docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10041:10041 \
  --env=GROONGA_LOG_LEVEL=debug \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

GROONGA_PROTOCOL

The protocol that uses Groonga server.

The default is http. You can use http, gqtp or memcached.

Here is an example to use gqtp protocol:

docker run \
  -d \
  --rm \
  --publish=10043:10043 \
  --env=GROONGA_PROTOCOL=10043 \
  groonga/groonga:latest-debian

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