Hi Zensai89, if you are using CentOS you can use the following to either have docker run at startup or to just start the service manually if you have already restarted it.
--Enable Docker to run at startup
systemctl enable docker.service
-- Start Docker Service
systemctl start docker.service
To start the ECS Single Node container after a restart (docker needs to be running already) you can run the following
matthew1231
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September 28th, 2015 18:00
Hi Zensai89, if you are using CentOS you can use the following to either have docker run at startup or to just start the service manually if you have already restarted it.
--Enable Docker to run at startup
systemctl enable docker.service
-- Start Docker Service
systemctl start docker.service
To start the ECS Single Node container after a restart (docker needs to be running already) you can run the following
-- Start SingleNode ECS Container ---
docker run -d -e SS_GENCONFIG=1 -v /ecs:/disks -v /host:/host -v /var/log/vipr/emcvipr-object:/opt/storageos/logs -v /data:/data:rw --net=host emccorp/ecs-software:latest --name=ecsstandalone
I am not sure how to automate this yet as I have only just started testing it.