How I set up tile stream in docker:
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Starting the committed instance::
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sudo docker run -d \
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-name="tilemill" \
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-p 2222:22 \
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-v /home/gisdata:/home/gisdata \
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-v /home/timlinux/Documents/MapBox:/Documents/MapBox \
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kartoza/tilemill \
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supervisord -n
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Under this scenario, we share our gisdata directory from /home/gisdata to
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a similarly named directory in the docker container. We also share our
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MapBox directory to /Documents/MapBox which is where the docker installed
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tilemill will look for and store its docs.
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If you are using a linked container for postgis you might want to add the -link
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option like this::
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sudo docker run -d \
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-name="tilemill" \
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-p 2222:22 \
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-link postgis:pg \
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-v /home/gisdata:/home/gisdata \
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-v /home/timlinux/Documents/MapBox:/Documents/MapBox \
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kartoza/tilemill \
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supervisord -n
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With the ``-link`` option in place you can refer to the postgis database
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host and port using these environment variables in your tilemill vm::
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Connecting to the running instance with ssh port forwarding::
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ssh localhost -p2222 -l root -L 20009:localhost:20009 -L 20008:localhost:20008
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Now open your browser at: http://localhost:20009
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Killing the running instance::
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sudo docker kill tilemill
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sudo docker rm tilemill
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