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ERROR: Service 'kafka' failed to build #2
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Hey Paul, There was an issue with kafka version. I have updated the Dockerfile to resolve this issue. Thanks for pointing it out. Closing the bug. |
Hi aiyerganapathy, I ran to the same bug and managed to fix it by forcing the url to be from apache's central repo instead of my local one as it doesn't have the 1.1.1 kafka mirror. |
@velushomaz Hey, I checked the github repo of kafka-docker (https://github.com/wurstmeister/kafka-docker) and noticed that they had made a change to download-kafka.sh. I have made changes to my script accordingly. Now the kafka script will download from central apache repo if that version is not available in a mirror. |
Thank you! I also ran to an error with the python tracker module. Had to put this line in on the Dockerfile for apt update to run properly.:
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@velushomaz In what kind of system are you testing? I am not facing any errors in Ubuntu 16.04. Can you give me more details? |
My bad! I'm on 18.04 as there were some issues with the nvidia graphics driver with 16.04. I can now run everything properly with some tinkering on your dockerfile you provided. |
Trying to run this application on AWS. Details and reproducible steps below.
Instance: NVIDIA Volta Deep Learning AMI 18.09.1 - ami-09affadd70a78d6cb
NVIDIA Volta Deep Learning AMI 18.09.1
This is where I get an error (shown below). It looks like Kafka cannot be pulled from any of the open repositories. Any thoughts?
Edits: Formatting to make it easier to read.
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