This document describes the Docker Compose Runtime used for hosting K2view Fabric Web Studio. It covers setup, components, installation options, and features.
K2view Fabric Web Studio provides developers a unified platform for designing, building, and managing data-driven solutions. The Docker Compose Runtime's multi-space capability enables the creation of data management applications supporting multiple developers. Developers benefit from robust data management and orchestration tools for real-time integration, seamless testing, and debugging features. These accelerate project completions and deliver collaborative functionality that supports multiple users.
Docker Compose Runtime for K2view Fabric Web Studio, Version 2.0, supports:
The Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Services has specific prerequisites.
Fabric requires an AMD64 processor architecture. When running on Apple Silicon or ARM64 processor architectures, AMD64 emulation will be performed if your Docker installation's configuration is enabled.
The amount of RAM you need will depend on your use case. 32GB of memory should suffice to run your Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Web Studio. A 2GB heap size per Fabric Space is allocated by default, which can be overridden.
You need to install a Git client on the computer by downloading and installing it. You can download it from https://git-scm.com/downloads and follow the instructions provided at https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git.
You need to install and run Docker. You also need to install the Docker Compose plugin. If you install Docker Desktop, then Docker Compose is bundled. Please use the native Docker Compose plugin and not the Python-based docker-compose utility. The installation links are:
Please refer to the installation instructions provided in the Installing Docker and Docker Compose topic.
To install Docker and Docker Compose, a platform that will host the Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Services, you need to have administrative rights on the machine:
To install Docker Compose Runtime for K2view Fabric Web Studio on Microsoft Windows, you will need to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) in conjunction with a Linux distribution. When installing on Microsoft Windows with WSL, you need to install a Linux distribution rather than use the default distribution bundled by Microsoft's WSL. Using the Microsoft-provided Linux distribution will cause the Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Services to fail to run correctly. Instructions are provided in the Installing Docker and Docker Compose topic.
Internet access is required to perform this installation. You will need access to:
This document describes the Docker Compose Runtime used for hosting K2view Fabric Web Studio. It covers setup, components, installation options, and features.
K2view Fabric Web Studio provides developers a unified platform for designing, building, and managing data-driven solutions. The Docker Compose Runtime's multi-space capability enables the creation of data management applications supporting multiple developers. Developers benefit from robust data management and orchestration tools for real-time integration, seamless testing, and debugging features. These accelerate project completions and deliver collaborative functionality that supports multiple users.
Docker Compose Runtime for K2view Fabric Web Studio, Version 2.0, supports:
The Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Services has specific prerequisites.
Fabric requires an AMD64 processor architecture. When running on Apple Silicon or ARM64 processor architectures, AMD64 emulation will be performed if your Docker installation's configuration is enabled.
The amount of RAM you need will depend on your use case. 32GB of memory should suffice to run your Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Web Studio. A 2GB heap size per Fabric Space is allocated by default, which can be overridden.
You need to install a Git client on the computer by downloading and installing it. You can download it from https://git-scm.com/downloads and follow the instructions provided at https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git.
You need to install and run Docker. You also need to install the Docker Compose plugin. If you install Docker Desktop, then Docker Compose is bundled. Please use the native Docker Compose plugin and not the Python-based docker-compose utility. The installation links are:
Please refer to the installation instructions provided in the Installing Docker and Docker Compose topic.
To install Docker and Docker Compose, a platform that will host the Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Services, you need to have administrative rights on the machine:
To install Docker Compose Runtime for K2view Fabric Web Studio on Microsoft Windows, you will need to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) in conjunction with a Linux distribution. When installing on Microsoft Windows with WSL, you need to install a Linux distribution rather than use the default distribution bundled by Microsoft's WSL. Using the Microsoft-provided Linux distribution will cause the Docker Compose Runtime for Fabric Services to fail to run correctly. Instructions are provided in the Installing Docker and Docker Compose topic.
Internet access is required to perform this installation. You will need access to: