- ArangoDB Tutorial
- ArangoDB - Home
- A Multi-Model First Database
- ArangoDB – Advantages
- Basic Concepts & Terminologies
- ArangoDB – System Requirements
- ArangoDB – Command Line
- ArangoDB - Web Interface
- ArangoDB - Example Case Scenarios
- Data Models & Modeling
- ArangoDB - Database Methods
- ArangoDB - Crud Operations
- Crud Operations Using Web Interface
- Querying The Data With AQL
- ArangoDB - AQL Example Queries
- ArangoDB – How To Deploy
- ArangoDB Useful Resources
- ArangoDB - Quick Guide
- ArangoDB - Useful Resources
- ArangoDB - Discussion
ArangoDB - How to Deploy
In this chapter, we will describe various possibilities to deploy ArangoDB.
Deployment: Single Instance
We have already learned how to deploy the single instance of the Linux (Ubuntu) in one of our previous chapters. Let us now see how to make the deployment using Docker.
Deployment: Docker
For deployment using docker, we will install Docker on our machine. For more information on Docker, please refer our tutorial on Docker.
Once Docker is installed, you can use the following command −
docker run -e ARANGO_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD = 1 -d --name agdb-foo -d arangodb/arangodb
It will create and launch the Docker instance of ArangoDB with the identifying name agdbfoo as a Docker background process.
Also terminal will print the process identifier.
By default, port 8529 is reserved for ArangoDB to listen for requests. Also this port is automatically available to all Docker application containers which you may have linked.