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Docker-Compose

[---[% import 'current_versions.j2' as current_versions %]---] Comet provides a docker compose sample file for cases where Linux Deployments or Kubernetes deployments are not an option. We only recommend it for PoC's.

Basic Requirements

  • Docker: https://docs.docker.com/install/
  • Docker-compose: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

A repository username and password that will also double as your license key will be provided by Comet. You will need these values during the installation process.

Server Requirements

Hardware requirements

  • 16 VCPUS
  • 32GB RAM (64GB Recommended)
  • 1TB Root Disk space

The disk space allocation may be adjusted downward if you plan on storing experiment data on another partition or offsite.

If you're using a public cloud provider, the following instance types are recommended for use:

Log in to Comet private docker registry

Login to our docker registry with the previously shared credentials

docker login docker.comet.com

Configuring your .env file

  • The first step is to create your own .env file, where you will configure most of the variables for your environment.

  • Update the COMET_BASE_URL variable with the external IP or hostname you’re going to use in the installation. E.g.

[---[% import 'dot.env.j2' as dot_env %]---]

[---[ dot_env ]---]

Note

There are other variables you might want to set to increase security, please take a look at the docker-compose.yml below for a full list.

  • Make sure you create your docker-compose.yaml file with the following contents: [---[% import 'docker-compose.yaml.j2' as docker_compose_yaml %]---]
    [---[ docker_compose_yaml ]---]
    

Enabling https

Currently the only way to activate https using docker-compose is setting up a Nginx service or an Application Load Balancer in front of this installation. In that case you should update the COMET_BASE_URL variable in the .env file.

Upgrading Comet version

In your .env file, you just need to update the following variables.

FRONTEND_VERSION=[---[ current_versions.frontend_version ]---]
BACKEND_VERSION=[---[ current_versions.backend_version ]---]
OPTIMIZER_VERSION=[---[ current_versions.optimizer_version ]---]

Note

The versions above reflect the latest stable versions available.

Jul. 9, 2024