Integration Server 11.1 | Integration Server Administrator's Guide | Using Integration Server with Docker | Pre-Built Docker Images for Integration Server and Microservices Runtime
 
Pre-Built Docker Images for Integration Server and Microservices Runtime
 
Starting a Pre-Built Integration Server Image in a Container
Creating an Integration Server Image that Loads Custom Packages
Creating a Microservices Runtime Image that Loads Custom Packages
Adding Libraries to a Pre-built Docker Image
IBM provides pre-built Docker images for IBM products, including Integration Server and Microservices Runtime. Keep the following information about the available Docker images in mind:
*Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) is used as the base image for all pre-built Docker images.
*Integration Server images contain Integration Server features and Microservices Runtime features. For a comparison of features available in Integration Server and Microservices Runtime, see Microservices Runtime vs Integration Server .
*The Docker images are updated periodically to include the latest set of released fixes. You can determine the latest fix applied by looking at the readme files in the SUM readme folder located at: /opt/softwareag/readme for the Docker image. The pre-built Docker images include the readme files for Integration Server fixes and any required fixes installed in the image.
*Microservices Runtime images do not include the libraries that support an external database driver or the distributed cache from Terracotta. To add these libraries to a pre-built Docker image, you need to copy them from your local installation to the container and then rebuild the Docker image. For more information, see Adding Libraries to a Pre-built Docker Image.