nwabap751
Dockerfile for ABAP Developer Edition 7.51 SP02
Based on https://bitbucket.org/gregorwolf/dockernwabap750
Installation
docker build -t nwabap751 .
docker run -p 8000:8000 -p 44300:44300 -p 3300:3300 -p 3200:3200 -h vhcalnplci --name nwabap751 -it nwabap751 /bin/bash
detach
copy all the rar files into container docker cp .\sap_netweaver_as_abap_751_sp02_ase_dev_edition.part01.rar nwabap751:/tmp/
attach and run
/tmp/install.sh
License key: https://go.support.sap.com/minisap/
Notes
Docker detach: CTRL + P Q
Docker attach: docker attach nwabap751
Start SAP:
su npladmstartsap
Copy files into container:
docker cp .\sap_netweaver_as_abap_751_sp02_ase_dev_edition.part01.rar nwabap751:/tmp/
Setup Docker for at least 4 GB of RAM
Additional remarks when facing issues with file sizes
If you are using Docker Community Edition on OS X10.x you could run in physical volume size limitations, especially when you are a more frequent Docker user.
You can use docker-machine for creating a virtualbox (so you need virtualbox installed on your machine) which only purpose is to run the Docker engine on it. "docker-machine" is part of the local Docker engine installation - if you do not have this command available then please install Docker Toolbox (https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox).
In my example "Virtualbox" needs to be installed on the machine as a precondition as well (https://www.virtualbox.org/).
Use this command to create a virtual machine where Docker engine will be spin up inside:
docker-machine create -d "virtualbox" --virtualbox-cpu-count "2" --virtualbox-disk-size "150000" --virtualbox-memory "6500" abap
after success execution you have now a virtual machine (this works also fine for AWS EC2, btw) with 150 GB disk space and 6.5 GB RAM. If you still run into issues you might have to change the file driver.
Use docker-machine lsto find the available virtual machines. Use docker-machine ip abap to find out the IP address of your virtual host.
Follow the instructions on the screen to connect to it.