Hume Docker Setup

First steps

• Make a copy of .env.local to .env , the .env file is ignored from git.

• Copy your licence b64 string into the created .env file

Run docker-compose up -d

Services deployed

• Hume -> localhost:8001
• Neo4j -> localhost:7474
• Kafdrop -> localhost:9100

Login to Hume

admin@hume.ga / password

Running with EFK

An additional compose file brings the EFK (Elastic, Fluentd, Kibana) stack into the mix.

You can enable the EFK stack by changing the .env file :

Comment the COMPOSE_FILE line having one compose and uncomment the COMPOSE_FILE line having the -efk compose in the .env file.

Start the EFK stack

The EFK stack needs to be running before containers can move logs to them, start first the stack :

docker-compose --profile efk up -d

The above command will start up the EFK stack and all the containers that will not send logs to EFK ( everything but hume core containers)

Once Elasticsearch is up and running, run the setup-elastic script for configuring the ingest pipeline

./scripts/setup-elastic.sh

• Elasticsearch is available at http://localhost:9200
• Kibana is available at http://localhost:5601

Start now Hume core

docker-compose --profile hume up -d

Tear down

Attention, next command remove all volumes and data

docker-compose down --volumes --remove-orphans

Checking Ecosystem variables encryption

Check the ecosystem variables

docker-compose exec postgres psql -U hume -c 'SELECT key, value FROM ecosystem_variable'