Introduction
Altair Panopticon is available as a Docker Compose package consisting of four Docker containers:
| Docker Container | Image Names |
|
Panopticon container |
altairengineering.jfrog.io/panopticon-docker/com/altair/panopticon/panopticonviz |
|
Python container |
altairengineering.jfrog.io/panopticon-docker/com/altair/panopticon/pyserve |
|
R container |
altairengineering.jfrog.io/panopticon-docker/com/altair/panopticon/rserve |
|
MonetDB (Data Store) |
monetdb/monetdb |
IMPORTANT:
The Panopticon Docker Compose package is meant for convenient evaluation and testing of the product. It is not intended for production use.
When mounting the Docker Compose package on a Windows host system, there will be performance penalties compared to a Linux host system, due to folders mounted in the Windows file system.
For any production grade usage of Panopticon, a Linux operating system is required. With this Docker Compose package, Panopticon is accessed on HTTP, not HTTPS. Web browsers will block some operations on HTTP connections to remote computers. This means that you will only be able to use Panopticon from localhost (i.e., from the same computer where Docker is running).
To use the Docker Compose package, you will need to complete the following steps, which are described in this document:
- Download and install Docker or some other equivalent container engine software, following the procedure valid for your operating system (Linux, maxOS, Windows).
- Download the Panopticon Docker Compose package from Altair One Marketplace.
- Configure Altair Units License settings in the file Panopticon.properties.
- Create user credentials in the file users.xml folder.
- Log on to Altair’s docker image repository, and launch the Docker Compose package. The container images will be downloaded, and the containers will start.
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