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This page lists answers to Frequently Asked Questions related to the Docker Container Image for PASOE. Where can I find the Container Image for PASOE? The container image for PASOE can be found in the Progress Electronic Software Download (ESD) site: Select Progress OpenEdge Select Progress OpenEdge 11.7.x Select Progress OpenEdge 11.7.4 (all platforms) Download Progress Application Server for OpenEdge Container Image PROGRESS_PASOE_CONTAINER_IMAGE_11.7.4_LNX_64.zip Where can I find the sample app using the Container Image for PASOE? The sample app using the container image for PASOE can be found at Using the Container Image for PAS for OpenEdge 11.7 with a Sample Application - Documents - OpenEdge General - Progress Community . What is the initial target platform for the Docker Container for PASOE functionality? The initial target platform is the following: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) OS Docker Enterprise Edition (Docker-EE) Would the Docker Container for PASOE work with CentOS and Docker Community Edition (Docker-CE)? If you just want to play around or take your chances deploying to a (small, non-mission critical) production environment, you should be able to use CentOS with Docker-CE. We currently do not anticipate any reason why this will not work. However, this platform is not formally certified initially, though we may consider adding this support down the road. Where can I find Docker Compose? Docker Compose can be installed on Linux using the instructions from the Docker web site: Install Docker Compose How do I add Docker command line support for my regular Linux user? Run the following commands to add your username to the docker group and restart the docker service: sudo usermod -aG docker You would need to logout and re-login in order for the new group to take effect. Docker build running pasman/tcman and the PASOE (Tomcat) startup are very slow (several minutes) when running using virtualization software such as VirtualBox or VMWare? You might be running into an issue where Java is blocking on a SecureRandom() call due to lack of entropy. To prevent this issue, you can run either of the following commands to ensure enough entropy as mentioned in the related link: rngd -r /dev/urandom docker run --privileged -d harbur/haveged Related Link: Not enough entropy to support /dev/random in docker containers running in boot2docker
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