Docker Hub install: how do I get the "ozone" command in a shell?

[pjotrek-b]

Hello everyone 😄

I'm truly sorry if I'm missing the obvious, but I'm trying to make a quick-n-dirty install of Ozone on a PVE virtual container and a single (virtual) disk.

Just to try it out.

I fail at the following:

• Accessing the endpoint requires credentials.
• Documentation says to run: ozone s3 getsecret

But I don't know how, since the VM OS has no ozone command installed. I presume it's inside the docker container. But how do I get a shell there?

I tried to find documentation about it, but failed.
I followed these official (?) installation instructions (and then consulted some others).

I'm grateful for any advice or links to docs. 🍰

[pjotrek-b]

I managed to get a shell inside the docker container (i renamed to) ozone:

$ docker start ozone
$ docker exec -it ozone sh

There I ran:
sh-4.2$ ozone s3 getsecret

Which gave me:

Error: 'ozone s3 getsecret' operation works only when security is enabled. To enable security set ozone.security.enabled to true.

This looks like I shouldn't need any access credentials in the first place?
(like ozone.security.enabled = falseby default?)

[pjotrek-b]

I know found this post (issue #5800), titled "How to create initial set of S3 credentials?", saying:

"If security is not enabled you can set it as anything."

Thanks! That worked. I simply used whatever/works as access and secret keys with aws configure.

Then continuing to follow the official docs, I ran:
$ aws s3api --endpoint http://localhost:9878/ create-bucket --bucket=bucket1

Which simply froze. 😭

[devabhishekpal]

I know it is quite late, but we have a docker compose file at here
Here OZONE_RUNNER_IMAGE and OZONE_RUNNER_VERSION references images from here

Maybe you could use the same to try it out.