docker run -d -e CS_AUTHENTICATE={CS_AUTHENTICATE} -e CS_HOST={HOST} -e CS_PORT={PORT} -e CS_USER={USER} -e CS_PASSWORD={PASSWORD} {INIT_IMAGE}
This is done only once to initialize the DB schema.
Example
running docker with secured Cassandra DB
docker run -d -e CS_HOST=10.247.41.19 -e CS_AUTHENTICATE=true -e CS_USER=test -e CS_PASSWORD=secret -e CS_PORT=9160 onap/workflow-init:latest
running docker with unsecured Cassandra DB
docker run -d -e CS_HOST=10.247.41.19 -e CS_AUTHENTICATE=false -e CS_PORT=9160 onap/workflow-init:latest
or
docker run -d -e CS_HOST=10.247.41.19 -e CS_PORT=9160 onap/workflow-init:latest
docker run -d -e JAVA_OPTIONS={JAVA_OPTIONS} -e CS_HOSTS={COMMA_SEPARATED_HOSTS} -e CS_PORT={PORT} -e CS_USER={USER} -e CS_PASSWORD={PASSWORD} -p {HOST_PORT}:{APPLICATION_PORT} {BACKEND_IMAGE}
or, if Cassandra authentication is not required
docker run -d -e JAVA_OPTIONS={JAVA_OPTIONS} -e CS_HOSTS={COMMA_SEPARATED_HOSTS} -e CS_PORT={PORT} -e CS_AUTHENTICATE=false -p {HOST_PORT}:{APPLICATION_PORT} {BACKEND_IMAGE}
The server listens on 8080 by default, but it is possible to change the application port by passing -e SERVER_PORT={PORT} to Docker run command.
Example
docker run -d -e JAVA_OPTIONS="-Xmx128m -Xms128m -Xss1m" -e CS_HOSTS=10.247.41.19,10.247.41.20 -e CS_PORT=9042 -e CS_AUTHENTICATE=false -p 8080:8080 onap/workflow-backend:latest