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The use case for Docker is experimenting with BrainIAK as a new user, not running BrainIAK on a regular basis. Therefore, I think it is fine to not offer multi-node support.
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yidawang commentedon Oct 17, 2017
I agree that this is a good way to relieve the installation pain. However, what about the multi-node usage of BrainIAK?
mihaic commentedon Oct 17, 2017
The use case for Docker is experimenting with BrainIAK as a new user, not running BrainIAK on a regular basis. Therefore, I think it is fine to not offer multi-node support.
mihaic commentedon Oct 23, 2017
I uploaded a handcrafted image on Friday:
https://hub.docker.com/r/brainiak/brainiak/
I am re-purposing this issue for adding a Dockerfile for building the image consistently.
[-]Add Docker image[/-][+]Add Dockerfile[/+]dev: Add Dockerfile
dev: Add Dockerfile
dev: Add Dockerfile (#281)
Allow start_ray.sh to take an object manager port. (#272)