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Revision as of 13:39, January 17, 2020

This topic is part of the manual GDL Deployment Guide for version 9.0 of Genesys Data Layer.

Life cycle of Docker Containers

Life Cycle and Auto Restart of Docker Containers

The Dockerfile is built in such a way when a Kafka or a Zookeeper process is dead, the Docker containers cease to serve the Kafka bus. The Docker orchestration infrastructure or managed Docker environment restarts the Docker container to continue the data flow among different layers.

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