Running Axon Server in a container is actually pretty simple using the provided image, with a few predictable gotchas. Note We now have a repository live on GitHub with scripts, configuration files, and deployment descriptors. This time around we’ll look at running it in Docker, both using the public image up on Docker Hub as well as with a locally built image, and why you might want to do that. We also looked at the possibilities for configuring storage locations. In my previous post I showed you how to run Axon Server locally and configure it for secure operations.
