Cannot build data-node 1.2.0

[gkowalski]

Problem description

Cannot build data-node 1.2.0

Steps to reproduce the issue

$ docker image ls
REPOSITORY              TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
docker.io/hello-world   latest              d1165f221234        3 months ago        13.3 kB
[crdw@torres:~/data-node]$ dicker^C
[crdw@torres:~/data-node]$ docker-compose up --build
Pulling db (sagebionetworks/mongo:4.4.4)...
Trying to pull repository docker.io/sagebionetworks/mongo ...
4.4.4: Pulling from docker.io/sagebionetworks/mongo
92dc2a97ff99: Pull complete
be13a9d27eb8: Pull complete
c8299583700a: Pull complete
f61ed17142e4: Pull complete
bed7676d225b: Pull complete
ba553bcfc69c: Pull complete
e5046b6c236f: Pull complete
80191acfded2: Pull complete
d41d63fc76cc: Pull complete
5605b8c2e9f7: Pull complete
e8b16825b485: Pull complete
3d40ccce1309: Pull complete
b2a87f29aad6: Pull complete
b193b22ea01a: Pull complete
Digest: sha256:361fd558833d7468194f80c69f4d742ef808300c7a80271e4357467a28640453
Status: Downloaded newer image for docker.io/sagebionetworks/mongo:4.4.4
Building data-node
unknown flag: --iidfile
See 'docker build --help'.
ERROR: Service 'data-node' failed to build : Build failed

Expected behavior

• Build completes without error

Extra information

[tschaffter]

@gkowalski What version of Docker and docker-compose are you using? I can successfully build the image with on

$ docker --version
Docker version 20.10.2, build 2291f61

Also, our documentation start to systematically recommend the use of docker compose instead of docker-compose. docker compose comes with the Docker Engine while docker-compose requires an extra package to be installed. This will be documented in the README of this repo soon (#175 ).

@gkowalski @thomasyu888 When deploying the data node, you should the production image stored on Docker Hub and not build it yourself. Note that I find the behavior of docker compose confusion regarding when it build the image or when it pull it from a registry when image: is defined in docker-compose.yml. The best approach I know is 1) delete any image of the data node if you have on locally, 2) docker compose pull, 3) docker compose up. This too will be added to the README later.

[gkowalski]

[crdw@torres:~/data-node]$ docker --version
Docker version 1.13.1, build 7d71120/1.13.1

[gkowalski]

Updated to latest https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/centos/#install-using-the-repository Docker . Does not come with "docker compose" , at least on CENTOS 7 : Docker version 20.10.7

[gkowalski]

donking now