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Now use docker run to create the container. The simplest docker run command without any mapping is:
docker run -ti –rm --rm <docker_image_id> bash
Replace <docker_image_id> with the image ID you copied in the previous step. This will take you inside the docker container. The ariamh directory should be in the home directory. Feel free to go inside it and explore.
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Finally, here’s my full docker run command. You’ll have to replace “YOURPATH” with your path:
docker run -ti --rm -v /Users/YOURPATH/.ssh:/home/ops/.ssh -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/data/work:/home/ops/data/work -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/data/work/jobs:/home/ops/data/work/jobs -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/data/work/tasks:/home/ops/data/work/tasks -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/data/work/workers:/home/ops/data/work/workers -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/data/work/cache:/home/ops/data/work/cache:ro -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/.netrc:/home/ops/.netrc:ro -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/.aws:/home/ops/.aws:ro -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/topsapp/settings.conf:/home/ops/ariamh/conf/settings.conf:ro -v /Users/YOURPATH/ARIA/repos/ariamh:/home/ops/ariamh -w /home/ops/data/work <docker_image_id>
If you’re offsiteoff-lab, you’ll need to use Pulse Secure to set up a JPL full tunnel.
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