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I have read your article and checked out your project. They are very interesting, and I see you have work a lot on this installation.
I propose you to install DB2 and create an instance without root privilege. This could reduce the need to use extra configuration in order to deal with the memory.
I see that you name the instances as db2instX, however it limits the instalation to 10 instance (0-9), however the instance name can be any username in linux.
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Since this is for Docker container usage, I didn't see a particular need to do non-root installation. Regarding "reduce the need to use extra configuration in order to deal with the memory", do you mean "—privileged=true" is not needed for non-root installation?
As for the instance names ... I believe in single purpose container: a Docker container should only have single instance (i.e. create another for a new instance) hence it could just be db2inst1.
I have read your article and checked out your project. They are very interesting, and I see you have work a lot on this installation.
I propose you to install DB2 and create an instance without root privilege. This could reduce the need to use extra configuration in order to deal with the memory.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEPGG_10.5.0/com.ibm.db2.luw.qb.server.doc/doc/t0050571.html?lang=en
I see that you name the instances as db2instX, however it limits the instalation to 10 instance (0-9), however the instance name can be any username in linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: