This application uses Docker Swarm to run Analytics as a Service applications. Currently only Spark is supported, but we are planning inclusion of other frameworks.
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* MySQL to keep all the state
* Docker Swarm
* A Docker registry containing Spark images
* Apache to act as a reverse proxy
* Apache Web Server to act as a reverse proxy
## How to install
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[zoe-docker-images](https://github.com/DistributedSystemsGroup/zoe-docker-images) repository can help you populate the registry
bypassing the Hub.
The images are quite standard and can be used also without Zoe, for examples
on how to do that, see the `scripts/start_cluster.sh` script.
The images are quite standard and can be used also without Zoe. Examples on how to do that, are available in the `scripts/start_cluster.sh` script.
Set the registry address:port in section `[docker]` in `zoe.conf`. If use Docker Hub, set the option to an empty string.
### Apache configuration
### Apache Web Server configuration
Install the Apache web server.
A sample virtual host file containing the directives required by Zoe is available in `scripts/apache-sample.conf`.
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Zoe is executing `sudo service apache2 reload` whenever nedded, so make sure the user that runs Zoe is able to run that command
succesfully.
Change as required options `web_server_name`, `access_log` and `proxy_config_file` in the section `[apache]` of `zoe.conf`.
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Change as needed the options `web_server_name`, `access_log` and `proxy_config_file` in the section `[apache]` of `zoe.conf`.
