CentOS/Elasticsearch Dockerfile

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# Docker file to create a CentOS Elasticsearch host.
FROM centos:centos6
MAINTAINER Gary Rogers <[email protected]>

# Install things as roo
USER root

RUN \
  yum update -y --quiet && \
  yum install -y --quiet wget && \
  yum install -y --quiet tar && \
  yum install -y --quiet which && \
  yum install -y --quiet java-1.7.0-openjdk && \
  yum install -y --quiet java-1.7.0-openjdk-devel

# Add an elasticsearch user that ES will actually run as.
RUN useradd elasticsearch -c 'Elasticsearch User' -d /home/elasticsearch

# Set up /local for the ES binaries and data.
RUN \
  mkdir -p /local/elasticsearch && \
  chown elasticsearch:elasticsearch /local/elasticsearch && \
  mkdir -p /local/data && \
  chown elasticsearch:elasticsearch /local/data

# Switch to the ES user. None of the rest needs root access.
USER elasticsearch

# Set some ENV variables to cut down on the typos.
ENV ES_HOME /local/elasticsearch
ENV ES_CONFIG /local/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml

# Pull Elasticsearch down from ES.org, expand it and move it into place
RUN \
  cd /tmp && \
  wget --quiet https://download.elasticsearch.org/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-1.3.4.tar.gz && \
  tar xfz elasticsearch-1.3.4.tar.gz && \
  rm -f elasticsearch-1.3.4.tar.gz && \
  mv /tmp/elasticsearch-1.3.4/* /local/elasticsearch

VOLUME ["/local/data"]

# Define the ES config to point our data to the volume.
RUN \
  mkdir -p $ES_HOME/config && \
  touch $ES_CONFIG && \
  printf "path:\n" >> $ES_CONFIG && \
  printf "  data: /local/data/data\n" >> $ES_CONFIG && \
  printf "  logs: /local/data/logs\n" >> $ES_CONFIG && \
  printf "  plugins: /local/data/plugins\n" >> $ES_CONFIG && \
  printf "  work: /local/data/work\n" >> $ES_CONFIG

# What we run by default
CMD $ES_HOME/bin/elasticsearch

# Ports to expose
# NOTE! ES doesn't have any authentication by default. It's probably a bad idea
# to EXPOSE these ports without some proxy, or outside of other Docker containers
EXPOSE 9200
EXPOSE 9300