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A self-contained Fusion Metadata Registry image complete with a MySQL database suitable for testing, personal use and light production work loads.
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'''1. Install [https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktopInstall Docker Desktop]'''
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Execute the following commands using the Windows Command App, Windows PowerShell, Linux terminal or Mac terminal.
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'''2. Download the Fusion Metadata Registry Docker image'''
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docker pull metadatatechnology/fmr-mysql:latest
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'''3. Create a container called 'fmr''''
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docker container create --name fmr --publish 8080:8080 metadatatechnology/fmr-mysql:latest
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'''4. Start the container'''
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docker start fmr
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Point your browser at http://localhost:8080
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The container will take between 1 and 2 minutes to start - so be patient!
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There is a single Root User Account:
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Username: root
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Password: password
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Log in to administer the system, and create, load and maintain SDMX structures.
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'''5. When finished - stop the container'''
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docker stop fmr
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More on [https://hub.docker.com/r/metadatatechnology/fmr-mysql Docker Hub].
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Revision as of 05:00, 8 March 2021

This guide explains how to deploy FMR as a Docker Container .

Docker logo.png

A self-contained Fusion Metadata Registry image complete with a MySQL database suitable for testing, personal use and light production work loads.

1. Install Docker Desktop Execute the following commands using the Windows Command App, Windows PowerShell, Linux terminal or Mac terminal.

2. Download the Fusion Metadata Registry Docker image 

docker pull metadatatechnology/fmr-mysql:latest

3. Create a container called 'fmr' 

docker container create --name fmr --publish 8080:8080 metadatatechnology/fmr-mysql:latest

4. Start the container 

docker start fmr

Point your browser at http://localhost:8080

The container will take between 1 and 2 minutes to start - so be patient!

There is a single Root User Account: Username: root Password: password

Log in to administer the system, and create, load and maintain SDMX structures.

5. When finished - stop the container 

docker stop fmr

More on Docker Hub.

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