docker-compose up service-manager

Question

Please see terminal output below. Any suggestions on how to solve for this? 
 
 $ docker-compose up service-manager


WARNING: The APPIAN_HOME variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
WARNING: The JBOSS_HOME variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
Starting base ... done
Starting service-manager ... done
Attaching to service-manager
service-manager | grep: /usr/local/appian/ae/conf/appian-topology.xml: No such file or directory
service-manager | grep: /usr/local/appian/ae/conf/appian-topology.xml: No such file or directory
service-manager | grep: /usr/local/appian/ae/conf/appian-topology.xml: No such file or directory
service-manager | ERROR: Container hostname "engines" does not match server host "" in /usr/local/appian/ae/conf/appian-topology.xml
service-manager | ERROR: Container hostname "engines" does not match broker host "" in /usr/local/appian/ae/conf/appian-topology.xml
service-manager | ERROR: Container hostname "engines" does not match zookeeper host "" in /usr/local/appian/ae/conf/appian-topology.xml
service-manager exited with code 1

Mathieu Drouin · Answer

Hello Philip,

I solved it by creating a script called set-up-env.sh with the following contents

export APPIAN_HOME=/usr/local/appian/ae
export JBOSS_HOME=/usr/local/jboss

Simply run in the following sequence:

$ . ./set-up-env.sh
$ docker-compose up

Mat

Philip Snyman · Answer

Hi Mat, 
 Thanks, but for some reason that did not work on my side. I actually ended up creating a .env file in the same directory as the docker-compose.yml file with the following contents: 
 APPIAN_HOME=/usr/local/appian/ae
JBOSS_HOME=/usr/local/jboss 
 A less invasive way of setting the environment variables.