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- Read dsdl_deploy_static_dev_container.sh to ensure you are happy with what we're configuring.
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- Run dsdl_deploy_static_dev_container.sh as root or with sufficient privs
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- Stop Splunk on the search head
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- Copy the contents of ./conf_files/ from the docker host into splunk/etc/apps/mltk-container/local/ on the serch head
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- Start Splunk on the search head
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- Check the dev container appears with details in the Containers page in the DSDL UI
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- Run a simple example to validate that fit/apply works
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Note:
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- This template uses the default container configuration which uses an insecure certificate, this may or may not be fine for your test environment but should not be used in production.
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- This template only deploys a dev container, future guidance will detail how to configure dev and prod containers using dynamic templates and deploy them statically in docker and in K8s using HELM.
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- If you stop or restart the environment you will need to update the config on the splunk search head
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Routing requirements:
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- Splunk search head must be able to access port 5000 or appropriately mapped ingress on the docker host for API communication
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- Users must be able to access appropriate ports or ingress on the docker host to access web applciations hosted in the container
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