Using the ArangoDB Starter

If you want to start a stand-alone instance of ArangoDB, use the option of the Starter:

Using the ArangoDB Starter in Docker

The Starter can also be used to launch a stand-alone instance based on _Docker_containers:

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Oftentimes, one needs to harden Docker services using client certificate and TLS verification. The Docker API allows subsequently only certified access.As the ArangoDB starter starts the ArangoDB cluster instances using this Docker API, it is mandatory that the ArangoDB starter is deployed with the proper certificateshanded to it, so that the above command is modified as follows:

Note that the environment variables DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY and as well as the additional mountpoint containing the certificate have been added above. directory. The assignment of DOCKER_CERT_PATH is optional, in which case it is mandatory that the certificates are stored in . Sothe command would then be as follows