Attempts to run Gremlin commands in Studio returns "All DSE gremlin server hosts are currently down"
Putting a pin in the forum about this. You will get the above message if you run DSE and Studio in docker using docker-compose.
Attempts to run Gremlin commands in Studio returns "All DSE gremlin server hosts are currently down"
Putting a pin in the forum about this. You will get the above message if you run DSE and Studio in docker using docker-compose.
This post http://www.luketillman.com/datastax-graph-and-studio-with-docker-compose/ describes the problem with a solution that worked then and can work today.
The docker-compose group has provided a one-stop solution. They allow overriding the network and container names so that they don't have any underscores. You can use those fixes so you don't have to run the external network talked about on other sites.
See an updated docker-compose.yml in https://github.com/freemansoft/docker-scripts/tree/master/datastax or the youtube video https://youtu.be/GemKzsR_vv0 The datastax examples from about 4 years ago only launch one container at a time, DSE or Studio. This lets you do both at once. Testing has been limited to using the Studio to run the graph demos from a local host browser. It should support local applications talking with Cassantra also.
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