Docker is a platform to develop, ship, and run applications by using standardized containers. Docker containers offer various advantages:

• Faster delivery of your applications
• Deploy and scale more easily
• Get higher density and run more workloads
• Faster deployment makes for easier managementFrom

From Wikipedia:

“Docker is an open-source project under Apache 2.0 license that automates the deployment of applications inside software containers, by providing an additional layer of abstraction and automation of operating-system-level virtualization on Linux. Docker uses resource isolation features of the Linux kernel […] to allow independent “containers” to run within a single Linux instance, avoiding the overhead of starting and maintaining virtual machines.”

In this repository you will find everything you need to run several TIBCO products inside a Docker container.

####Image Hierarchy The diagram below provides an overview of the hierarchy of the Docker images / containers

First of all you need to install the Docker Engine. If you haven't done so already there are plenty of guides available on how to install the Docker Engine. We also need the TIBCO software installation, which can be obtained from TIBCO's edelivery website. Note you have to be a licensed TIBCO customer or partner in order to download the software. Next clone this repository and store the installation archives in the correct folder.

Now we are able to build the Docker images using the following command's:

docker build -t="tibbase:1.0.0" .\tibbase\
docker build -t="tibrv:8.4.5" .\tibrv\
docker build -t="tibtra:5.10.0" .\tibtra\
docker build -t="tibbw:5.13.0" .\tibbw\5.x\
docker build -t="tibadmin:5.10.0" .\tibadmin\
docker build -t="tibbw:6.3.1" .\tibbw\6.x\
docker build -t="tibems:8.3.0" .\tibems\
docker build -t="tibtea:2.2.0" .\tibtea\

In order to run a TIBCO BusinessWorks 5 service in a docker container we need to create a new Dockerfile specifically for the service we want to run. This Dockerfile will be derivatived from the Docker image "tibbw:5.13.0" we have built earlier. A Dockerfile / image example looks like this:

FROM tibbw:5.13.0

ADD sampleproject /sampleproject

EXPOSE 8080

ENTRYPOINT ["/opt/tibco/bw/5.13/bin/bwengine", "/sampleproject/"

The Dockerfile should be saved in the same directory as your TIBCO BusinessWorks 5 project. Next, we have to build the Docker image:

docker build -t="sampleproject:1.0.0" .

After we have built the Docker image we are able to start the Docker container. All we have to do is to create a new container with "docker run". For example:

docker run -p 8080:8080 sampleproject:1.0.0

Now we can create any number of perfectly isolated and self-contained instances of our TIBCO service.

Work in progress..

After you have built the tibems Docker Image you can create a container by running the following command:

docker run -p 7222:7222 tibems:8.3.0

This container will start the TIBCO Enterprise Message daemon (tibemsd) with default settings. The logs are redirected to the sdtOut and can be viewed by running "docker logs <containerid>".

Optionally, the Docker Engine offers the possibility to use data volumes to persist your datastore and/or configuration files (tibemsd.conf, queues.conf etc) on your local file system.

Want to help improving the Dockerfiles? Feel free to create a pull request or to fork this repository. If you find any problems please fill out an issue