Datomic Free Edition
Non-official Docker image for Datomic Free Edition based on the official Java Image.
The use of Datomic Free Edition is governed by the terms of the Datomic Free Edition License which you can find [here][3]. By using this Docker image, you are agreeing to those terms.
Usage
To start a container with Docker running at localhost, the following command is sufficient
docker run -d -p 4334-4336:4334-4336 --name datomic-free -v /Users/nonaryr/Documents/clojure/datomic-volume/data:/data -v /Users/nonaryr/Documents/clojure/datomic-volume/log:/log datomic:1
Create database
docker exec -ti datomic-free /bin/bash
bin/repl
user=> (require '[datomic.api :as d])
user=> (d/create-database "datomic:free://192.168.99.100:4334/demos")
user=> (def conn (d/connect "datomic:free://192.168.99.100:4334/demos"))
user=> (def db (d/db conn))
You can access your databases through this URIs
datomic:free://localhost:4334/<DB_NAME>
or
datomic:free://192.168.99.100:4334/
If your Docker host differs from localhost, you have to specify the hostname or IP through the environment variable ALT_HOST
docker run -d -p 4334-4336:4334-4336 -e ALT_HOST=<DOCKER_HOST> --name datomic-free datomic:1
and access your databases through the URIs
datomic:free://<DOCKER_HOST>:4334/<DB_NAME>
The image exposes two volumes, one /data and one /log volume. If you give
your containers names like in the commands above, you don't have to bind
something to the /data volume. Your data will be preserved over container
restarts. But it is recommended to use a volume container or host directory as
described in [Managing Data in Containers][4].