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README.md

docker-compose deployment HertzBeat+Mysql+IoTDB solution

The docker-compose deployment scheme uses Mysql + IoTDB as the dependent storage service of HertzBeat.
This solution will start three container services Mysql, IoTDB, HertzBeat

Install Docker & Docker-compose
  1. Download and install docker environment & docker-compose environment Please refer to Docker official website documentation, Compose installation 
    $ docker -v
Docker version 20.10.12, build e91ed57
docker compose deploys hertzbeat and its dependent services

  1. Download the hertzbeat-docker-compose installation deployment script file The script file is located in script/docker-compose/hertzbeat-mysql-iotdb link [script/docker-compose](https://github.com/apache/hertzbeat/tree/master/script/docker-compose/ hertzbeat-mysql-iotdb)

  2. Optional: add external JDBC driver jars to ext-lib

    MySQL-compatible monitoring can use the built-in query engine directly, so mysql-connector-j is optional. If you want HertzBeat to prefer JDBC after restart, place mysql-connector-j in ext-lib. Oracle and DB2 still require external JDBC jars in ext-lib.

  3. Enter the deployment script docker-compose directory, execute

    docker compose up -d

Start exploring HertzBeat

Browser access localhost:1157 to start, the default account password admin/hertzbeat