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--rmtells Docker to not persist the container for later use--namespecifies the name of the container--pulla newest version of image if available--volumebind mounts a volume, where/tmp/dumpsis the local directory the image will use, and/workis the path inside of the container- all dumped metadata and data will be located here (though Shell will indicate that the files were dumped to the
/workdirectory) - you can specify whatever path you want, e.g.:
C:\dumpson Windows
- all dumped metadata and data will be located here (though Shell will indicate that the files were dumped to the
--envspecifies the environment variables with credentials. Docker image accepts following environment variables:CM_ACCESS_TOKEN- user access token for authentification- AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - AWS access key (required only for loading CSV files from AWS S3)
- AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - AWS secret key (required only for loading CSV files from AWS S3)
-tiallocates a terminal so you can directly interact with the container, and also keeps the standard input openclevermaps/shell:latestis the name of the latest image
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Depending on your Docker system configuration, you may be required to preface the In that case, all files saved to the directory you specified in |
If you've already pulled the image and Shell tells you that you're using an old version during startup, update it by using:
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Usage tips
Shell Docker images are hosted in this DockerHub repository.
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