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DataStax Docker Docs
  • Quickstart

    Get started with running DataStax Distribution of Apache Cassandra™ (DDAC), DataStax Enterprise (DSE), DSE OpsCenter, and DataStax Studio on Docker.

  • Recommended settings

    Follow the recommended guidance and settings for using DataStax Enterprise (DSE) with Docker.

  • 6.8 Docker

    Create DataStax Enterprise 6.8 server, DSE OpsCenter 6.8, and DataStax Studio 6.7 containers using DataStax Docker images in production and non-production environments.

    • Getting started with DataStax and Docker

      Use DataStax Docker images to create containers for production and development environments.

    • Prerequisites

      Requirements for using Docker images to create containers.

    • Creating and starting Docker containers

      Create Docker containers for DSE, DSE OpsCenter, and DataStax Studio.

    • Managing the configuration

      Manage DSE configuration using a mounted volume or environment variables.

    • Attaching to a container and opening a command line

      Attach to the DSE container and run commands or monitor the system.

    • Using Docker compose for automated provisioning

      Deploy multiple Docker containers using a script.

    • Building custom Docker images

      Use DataStax source code to build a custom Docker image for your environment.

    • Getting help with Docker

      How to report issues or ask questions.

    • Docker known issues

      List of current issues.

    • Licensing

      Links to the DataStax image licensing agreement.

  • 6.7 Docker

    Create DataStax Enterprise 6.7 server, DSE OpsCenter 6.7, and DataStax Studio 6.7 containers using DataStax Docker images in production and non-production environments.

  • 6.0 Docker

    Create DataStax Enterprise 6.0 server, DSE OpsCenter 6.5, and DataStax Studio 6.0 containers using DataStax Docker images in production and non-production environments.

  • 5.1 Docker

    Create DataStax Enterprise 5.1 server, DSE OpsCenter 6.1, and DataStax Studio 2.0 containers using DataStax Docker images in production and non-production environments.

  • DDAC Docker

    Create DataStax Distribution of Apache Cassandra™ (DDAC) containers using DataStax Docker images in production and non-production environments.

  • DataStax Docker Images

    Use DataStax Docker images to create containers for production and development.

Getting help with Docker

How to report issues or ask questions.

To get help with DataStax Docker images:
  • Ask questions and contribute answers in DataStax Community.
  • Report issues on Github.
  • View how-to and troubleshooting articles on DataStax Support Knowledge Base.
  • Send an email message to techpartner@datastax.com.
  • Explore free hands-on courses and role-based learning paths on DataStax Academy.

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