This image is based on the official java image and
includes a Jolokia JVM agent. The agent is installed as /opt/jolokia/jolokia.jar.
In order to enable Jolokia for your application you should use this
image as a base image (via FROM) and use the output of jolokia_opts in
your startup scripts to include it in your startup options.
For example, the following snippet can be added to a script starting up your Java application
# ...
export JAVA_OPTIONS="$JAVA_OPTIONS $(jolokia_opts)"
# .... us JAVA_OPTIONS when starting your app, e.g. as Tomcat does
You can influence the behaviour jolokia_opts by setting various environment
variables:
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So, if you start the container with docker run -e JOLOKIA_OFF ... no agent will be launched.
The default command for this image is /run-java.sh. Its purpose it
to fire up Java applications which are provided as fat-jars, including
all dependencies or more classical from a main class, where the
classpath is build up from all jars within a directory.x1
{{= fp.block('run-java-sh','readme',{ 'fp-no-files' : true }) }}
The following versions are used:
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