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Hello, im currently trying to run this image on AWS Fargate using docker compose. I am stuck at the mmap boostrap check because Fargate doesnt allow you to change that but i see there's an option to disable that via the setting the environment variable to ES_SETTING_NODE_STORE_ALLOW__MMAP=false but after doing that nothing changes so wanted to know if its just not being passed based on how this image is configured. Below is my docker-compose.yml for further reference.
Due to the way Linux services run, env vars passed to the container won’t be seen by said services as is.
I think the easiest way to pass the ES_SETTING_NODE_STORE_ALLOW__MMAP env var to Elasticsearch would be to add it to the /etc/default/elasticsearch file in the image (e.g. take https://github.com/spujadas/elk-docker/blob/master/elasticsearch-default, add ES_SETTING_NODE_STORE_ALLOW__MMAP=false, bind-mount the updated file to /etc/default/elasticsearch using docker-compose.yml).
Hello, im currently trying to run this image on AWS Fargate using docker compose. I am stuck at the mmap boostrap check because Fargate doesnt allow you to change that but i see there's an option to disable that via the setting the environment variable to ES_SETTING_NODE_STORE_ALLOW__MMAP=false but after doing that nothing changes so wanted to know if its just not being passed based on how this image is configured. Below is my docker-compose.yml for further reference.
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