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• latest, latest develop release Horizon 21
• 20.0.2-1, stable Horizon 20
• 20.0.1-1, stable Horizon 20
• 20.0.0-1, stable Horizon 20
• 19.1.0-1, stable Horizon 19
• 19.0.1-1, stable Horizon 19
• 19.0.0-1, stable Horizon 19
• 18.0.4-1, stable Horizon 18
• 18.0.3-1, stable Horizon 18
• foundation-2017 release candidate 18.0.4 as base for Meridian
• foundation-2016 release candidate 17.0.1 as base for Meridian

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u144-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.3
• Horizon daily develop snapshot

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u144-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 20.0.2-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u131-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 20.0.1-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u131-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 20.0.0-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u131-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 19.1.0-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u131-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 19.0.1-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u131-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 19.0.0-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u121-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.5
• Horizon 18.0.4-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u121-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.5
• Horizon 18.0.3-1

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u121-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.6.1
• Horizon 18.0.4

• CentOS 7 with OpenJDK 8u121-jdk
• Official PostgreSQL 9.5
• Horizon 17.0.1

This repository provides snapshots for Horizon as docker images. The image provides the Horizon core monitoring services and the web application.

It is recommended to use docker-compose to build a service stack using the official PostgreSQL images. In case you have already a PostgreSQL database running, you can provide the database configuration in the .opennms.env and .postgres.env environment files.

The compose file uses two data container. They are not running and just for persisting data purposes:

• opennms_data: RRD/JRobin files, logs and configuration files
• db_data: PostgreSQL database files

IMPORTANT: As long as you don't delete the db_data and opennms_data container you keep your data.

For the reason it is required to manually edit OpenNMS configuration files, it is recommended to mount the /opt/opennms/etc into a local directory on your host system. In case the directory is empty it will be initialized with a plain configuration from etc-pristine.

Just add the volumes directive in docker-compose.yml in the opennms service section:

volumes:
    - /myhost/opennms/etc:/opt/opennms/etc

• docker 1.11+
• docker-compose 1.8.0+
• git
• optional on MacOSX, Docker environment, e.g. Kitematic, boot2docker or similar

git clone https://github.com/opennms-forge/docker-horizon-core-web.git
cd docker-horizon-core-web
docker-compose up -d

The web application is exposed on TCP port 8980. You can login with default user admin with password admin. Please change immediately the default password to a secure password.

The entrypoint script is used to control starting behavior. You can provide the following arguments in you docker run command or in your docker-compose.yml.

-f: Just start Horizon binary and do nothing else.
-i: Initialize database, pristine configuration files and data directory, do not start Horizon
-s: Initialize database, pristine configuration files and data directory and start Horizon

In case you want to update existing configuration the configuration initialization is guarded by the configured file in /opt/opennms/etc. You can update the database by deleting the configured file and run with -s.

Please open issues in the GitHub issue section.

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