Docker-ipoptr

This is a simple repo that builds on rocker to build and add ipoptr. It was built for my friend Simone, hence the username and password.

Everything (R, RStudio, ipoptr) is contained in this image. In addition, the directory my-r-code is mounted into the container at run time, so remember to save stuff there when working in R Studio.

Requirements

1. Docker

2. docker-compose (optional, but handy if you can get).

Firing up (option A - no docker-compose)

[you@your-project]: mkdir my-r-code # place all your code here
[you@your-project]: docker run -p 80:8787 --name="simoner" -e ROOT=TRUE -e USER=simoner -e PASSWORD=boom -v $(pwd)/my-r-code:/my-r-code -d coderigo/docker-ipoptr

Firing up (option B - using docker-compose)

[you@your-project]: git clone https://github.com/coderigo/docker-ipoptr.git && cd docker-ipoptr
[you@your-project]: docker-compose build # run only once or replace "build : ." with "image : coderigo/docker-ipoptr" in docker-compose.yml
[you@your-project]: docker-compose up
[you@your-project]: docker-compose kill && docker-compose rm # kill and remove

Get into it

Now travel to the IP address reported by echo $DOCKERHOST or boot2docker ip, log in with the username simoner and password boom and begin developing. Your scripts (which you'll version control with git, right?) within R studio will be available by setting your working directory to setwd("/my-r-code"), even after killing the container.

Example.

Look in this directory's my-r-code subdirectory for a simple script to test things out.

setwd("/my-r-code/")
source("testIpoptr.R")