Only many basic examples os docker-compose, to generate quickly test environments.

MongoDB

• mongo-express MongoDB administration webapp
• mongo-standalone includes
  • One MongoDB standalone node
  • Using environemnt vars in .env file:
    • MongoDB version
    • Admin user credentials
    • Database, credentials and roles to an application user
• mongo-replicaset-minimal basic example where initialize three MongoDB containers configured as a replica-set
• mongo-replicaset based on mongo-standalone example with:
  • Three MongoDB containers, running as a replica-set
  • Using environemnt vars in .env file:
    • MongoDB version
    • ReplicaSet name
    • Admin user credentials
    • Database, credentials and roles to an application useradmkafka
  • Review documentation in mongo-replicaset and mongo-replicaset/rs0 for more detail

Kafka

Before begin, you should be review kafka listeners explained by rmoff about kafka listeners with docker.

• kafka-confluent-cp-base based on Confluent Platform all in one docker images, that includes:
  • 4 broker nodes
  • Authentication (no authorization)
  • Automatic topic creation
• kafka-confluent-cp-sr based kafka-confluent-cp-base, and include:
  • schema-registry
• kafka-confluent-cp-kafkaconnect based kafka-confluent-cp-base, and include:
  • 2 workers of kafka connect
• kafka-confluent-cp-controlcenter based kafka-confluent-cp-base, and include:
  • Confluent Control Center: Kafka distribution administration webapp
• kafka-confluent-cp-v1 based on previous composes:
  • 4 broker nodes
  • Authentication (no authorization)
  • Automatic topic creation
  • schema-registry
  • 2 workers of kafka connect
  • Confluent Control Center
• kafka-your-own-dockerfiles util to generate your own distribution, based on donwloaded versions. Include scripts to create:
  • Your own kafka base distribution
  • Your own schema registry distribution