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Building and running this container will require a recent supported installation of the Docker Engine

You will also need root or superuser access to run this install. 

If you are not familiar with Docker

 

Step 1. Fetch the ACT Docker archive from the repository  URL: TBD. 

Step 2. Change directory into the root of the extracted archive.  If you do a directory listing you will see this:

change directory into the root of the extracted project

 

Step 3. Run the Build/Run script by typing in: ./startACT.sh  This is the script that will build and run the docker ACT container.

 

Step 4. The script will prompt your for your SHRINE URL. Enter in your SHRINE URL.

 

Step 5. The script will now prompt you for your i2b2 domain. Enter it here.

 

Step 6. The script will now prompt you for your PM cell URL. Enter it here.

 

Step 7. The script will now build the ACT image, and run the ACT container.  All outputs of these commands can be found in ACTStart.log

Note

This building of the ACT image can take up to several minutes to complete.

 

Step 8. Verify the ACT Web Client is running by going to http://your_hostname:5001 in a browser. 

If there are any issues you can go to http://your_hostname:5001/ACT_requirements.php  

You have completed all the steps! Here are some helpful Docker commands:

To delete the running act_container, enter in: docker container rm -f act_container

 

To run a container based on the act_image, type in docker run --name [anyname] -d -p [hostPort:80] act_image
In the exmaple beow we have started two ACT containers running at the same time 

Here are the two contianers URL running at the same time! Note the port numbers.

To get a list of running containers type in: docker container ls

 

To get to the act_container's shell type in: docker exec -it act_container sh.  Below you can see this in the example, here I did a ls, once inside the 
contianers shell. to leave the shell, type in exit. This will bring you back to the host OS.

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