document linking a new Cassandra node to the first one #334
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hi, could someone have a look into this one please ? @yosifkit maybe 😉 |
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It seems I totally missed this one 😮. LGTM |
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document linking a new Cassandra node to the first one
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Hi,
I am using this image to setup a spark+cassandra cluster and I was wondering if we could use the docker run --link option to link new node to the first one instead of docker inspect command value pass to an environnement variable.
With this change, adding a node to the cluster is simpler, isn't it ?
docker run --name some-cassandra2 -d --link some-cassandra:cassandra cassandra:tag
WDYT? sorry if I am wrong, I am neither a docker expert, nor a C* one ;-)
cf: docker-library/cassandra#21 and #303