I have a set of tests which I would like to run on docker container. In the middle of the tests I am changing me test data and I need to restart JETTY.
What is the best way to do that?
I can imagine some options:
With SSH - but for the docker ssh is not the best option.
Python agent on docker to listen sockets - expose one more port, connect and restart jetty.
Maybe there are better ideas for that?
Thanks
you need to use an
entrypoint shell script
you will need to build your docker file so that you can copy the files in to the container.your
entrypoint.sh
or call itrunjettytests.sh
pseudo code for that will look like:
clearly your use case may vary but thats a rough idea
Sounds like the process you're trying to restart is the primary process for the docker container (ie. the one you set in your Dockerfile if you have one, and when you run 'ps -ef' inside the container you would see the PID for your process set to 1). If this is the case, then you cannot restart it from inside the container. You should just restart the container itself:
Enter the container and restart it.
Manual Way:
Or Automated Way: