Contents
- 1 How is the Sitecore Docker Image Repository created?
- 2 Is there a Sitecore 10 Build solution issue?
- 3 Which is the best registry to use for Docker?
- 4 Why is my Docker not finding my case sensitive file?
- 5 How do I install Sitecore on my computer?
- 6 How do I get Solr to run in Docker?
- 7 Which is the latest version of Sitecore image?
- 8 How to build the latest version of Sitecore?
How is the Sitecore Docker Image Repository created?
It has been created with a large amount of contributions from the community and is constantly evolving on the back of this. Once you clone the repository you not only get examples of how to build fully functional Sitecore Docker images, but also samples showing how you can compose them together into a complete system.
Is there a Sitecore 10 Build solution issue?
I am trying to follow sitecore 10 example in docker ( https://containers.doc.sitecore.com/docs/build-solution) and as an out of box step worked correctly, I am having issue on step 6 with build solution. Every time resulting with an error below:
How to use Invoke Expression in dockerfile builder?
The log message has a clue: …The command ‘cmd /S /C Invoke-Expression.. Dockerfile builder somehow defaults to CMD over Powershell; therefore we need to enforce SHELL to use Powershell. Looking at the question from a bit different angle: Invoke-Expression is considered to be removed from Powershell; you could use instead:
Which is the best registry to use for Docker?
Some of the more commonly used Docker Registries are: 1 Docker Hub 2 Azure Container Registry 3 Amazon Elastic Container Registry
Why is my Docker not finding my case sensitive file?
Explanation: In short, Your docker can not locate the docker file which is case sensitive, it perhaps because its not written correctly (some bad examples : DockerFile , dockerfile, Dockerfile.txt , .DockerFile etc…). another option might related to the file location not in the correct path.
Why does Docker say ” cannot locate specified Docker files “?
ERROR: Cannot locate specified Dockerfile: Dockerfile Explanation: In short, Your docker can not locate the docker file which is case sensitive, it perhaps because its not written correctly (some bad examples : DockerFile, dockerfile, Dockerfile.txt,.DockerFile etc…). another option might related to the file location not in the correct path.
How do I install Sitecore on my computer?
You can see what else is installed on your machine with the “Docker images” command. Puts a descriptive label on our image. Copies the contents of C:\\Sitecore80\\Install to c:\\Install inside the container image. Executes the sql installation script we created inside the container.
How do I get Solr to run in Docker?
The first part of the container name will use the name of the current folder, docker in my case. Import the certificate snakeoil.cer from the Certs folder into your root certificates store. Without this the Sitecore Installation Framework (SIF) will not trust the server and be unable to create the Solr cores etc. as part of the installation.
How to create Solr cores in Sitecore 9?
Import the certificate snakeoil.cer from the Certs folder into your root certificates store. Without this the Sitecore Installation Framework (SIF) will not trust the server and be unable to create the Solr cores etc. as part of the installation. 3. Modify SIF config files
Which is the latest version of Sitecore image?
The versions of Sitecore you want to build images for. The repository contains instructions on how to build images for every version of Sitecore from 9.0.2 to the current version. The Sitecore products that you want to build images for, possible values are “xm”, “xp” or “xc”.
How to build the latest version of Sitecore?
For example, to build all of the latest version images for Sitecore Experience Manager (XM), Sitecore Experience Platform (XP) and Sitecore Experience Commerce (XC) including all of the different variants you would run the following command:
What can you do with a docker image?
Layers allow you to take an existing Docker image and build on top of it to extend the functionality provided. This concept fits well with the various Sitecore products available. Consider comparing a standard Content Management (CM) instance with a CM that also has SPE installed.