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Good day everyone, welcome to the Containerization Hub. Here you will find containerization articles that have already been published in PI Square and also the titles of those articles that are planned for the future (subject to changes). Users will just need to bookmark this page rather than bookmark all the individual articles.

Important: As of May 30, 2019. We are no longer distributing the source code for the Docker container images. Please refer to Important update to OSIsoft's GitHub Policy, November 2018

Standalone

Spin up AF Server container (SQL Server included)

Spin up PI Web API container (AF Server included)

Spin up PI Data Archive container

Spin up AF Client container

Spin up PI Analysis Service container

Overcome limitations of the PI Data Archive container

Spin up PI to PI Interface container

Upgrading

Upgrade to PI Data Archive 2018 container with Data Persistence

Upgrade to AF Server 2018 container with Data Persistence

Security

Spin up AF Server container (Kerberos enabled)

Container Kerberos Double Hop

Health

AF Server container health check

PI Data Archive container health check

Cloud

AF Server container in the cloud

Orchestration

Compose PI System container architecture

Containers and Swarm Part 1 (Setup, Service)

Install Docker

The steps to setup Docker are below.

For Windows 10,

You can install Docker for Windows. Please follow the instructions here.

For Windows Server 2016/2019,

You can use the OneGet provider PowerShell module. Open an elevated PowerShell session and run the below commands.

Install-Module -Name DockerMsftProvider -Repository PSGallery -Force
Install-Package -Name docker -ProviderName DockerMsftProvider -Force
Restart-Computer -Force

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  • Hello,

     

    It's been quite a while now, since there are any upgrades on this topic. I was thinking about moving to containerization for PIWebAPI services in order to scale, have a better availability & ensure that all my web stuffs aren't Windows independant, this API being part of it.

     

    How are things moving ?

    Is it still something we can hope seeing in production and maintained by OSisoft soon ?

     

    One thing that I'm also asking myself is why isn't OSISoft developping its PIWebAPI in .net core thus allowing customers to run it in smaller environments than Windows, smaller footprints and easing containerization.

     

    Regards,

    Yoann

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  • Hello,

     

    It's been quite a while now, since there are any upgrades on this topic. I was thinking about moving to containerization for PIWebAPI services in order to scale, have a better availability & ensure that all my web stuffs aren't Windows independant, this API being part of it.

     

    How are things moving ?

    Is it still something we can hope seeing in production and maintained by OSisoft soon ?

     

    One thing that I'm also asking myself is why isn't OSISoft developping its PIWebAPI in .net core thus allowing customers to run it in smaller environments than Windows, smaller footprints and easing containerization.

     

    Regards,

    Yoann

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