I did some resource cleaning up and now the docker compose up of all these component are successful without below addtional env setup. What I need help is to confirm whether there are anything wrong with these configs and if so, shall I build a docker from based by manually change the config files like what I did before with janusgprah-full version. 

Thanks

Hello Florian,

Thanks for the pointers. I started with this one as I need to replace Elastic Search With other index backends that have Apache license, prefer to be OpenSearch. I found an example (the one and only) that worked  (I tried) with  older images (janusgraph/janusgraph:0.6.2, cassandra:3,docker.io/opensearchproject/opensearch:2.4.0)  from  https://gist.github.com/Phate334/9fd90ddce0eaea74086c1a2e5d419402    that was  emebed in an earlier discussion in Janusgraph git:  https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/discussions/2837

As old images contains security issues such as log4j etc, so I swapped old images with the latest  in the docker compose yml,  but kept the env files the same, and encounter the error. 

As for "Your log shows that JanusGraph tries to connect to Cassandra under 127.0.0.1 which doesn’t make much sense if you are using Docker compose (and don’t use the host network)"  can you elaborate on it? 

I will also try the docker comopose yml link you share and see.

Thanks

Actually while trying to add more env variables  to the janusgraph.env file (posted earlier). I realized that my docker compose of latest Janusgraph (janusgraph/janusgraph:1.0.0-rc2), cassandra:4.1 and openshift2.6 failed. One of the reasons is Cassandra server can not started successfully, so does the Junagarh server. I am attaching the related files and the output of  docker-compose --verbose up  (Janusgraph-1.0.0-rc2-cassandra-4.1-openshift2.6-out.txt) . Any pointers of how to fix the issue?  Thanks 

I was able to create a docker-compose that starts four containers Janusgraph 1.0.0-rc2, Cassandra and OpenSearch  based on a repo https://gist.github.com/Phate334/9fd90ddce0eaea74086c1a2e5d419402   from an earlier discussion in Janusgraph git:  https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/discussions/2837

The docker-compose  and janusgraph.env files are attached. 

Here are my question is in this new context and apprecaite any pointers. 

1) how can I enable Janusgraph container to use ConfiguredGraphManager but not default JanusgraphFactory. In all-in-one case. I simply do

cp $JANUSGRPH_DIR/conf/gremlin-server/gremlin-server-configuration.yaml $JANUSGRPH_DIR/conf/gremlin-server/gremlin-server-cql-es.yaml

2) how can i change the default Janusgraph JVM heap size. In all-in-one case, I replace the sring in the related file

sed "s/Xmx4096m/$JVM_HEAP_MAX/g" $JANUSGRPH_DIR/conf/jvm-8.options > $JANUSGRPH_DIR/conf/jvm-8.options

Hello Boxuan.

Thanks for the pointers.   Will it allow me to run with certain configuration,  such as use ConfiguredGraphFactory instead of JanusgraphFactory etc? 

To add a little bit of context here. I have been using Janusgraph all in one package with the cql-es backend.  In my docker, I first do certain customization to janusgraph-all-in-one package :1) Configure Janusgraph to use ConfiguredGraphFactory instead of JanusgraphFactory 2) change the JVM heap Size 3) change the default evaluationTimeout time for gremlin server, and 4) remove certain extensions/jars that I don't use.

I then initialize it with a default graph with own defined schema (groovy script) if there is no graph defined.

The last part is a flask service that insert data to the graph and query the graph (gremlin-python or gremlin command). The entry point of my docker is the flask service. So basically the user interacts with the graph via flask APIs.


Now I need to split my docker into three separate ones, Janusgraph + flask (can split if necessary), Cassandra (latest docker) OpenSearch(latest docker, replacing Elasticsearch as the ElasticSearch license in Janusgraph all in one is not sspl).

I am looking for pointers/samples that help me to do the above.

Thanks,
Yingjie