Boomi - Docker image for data collectors

Boomi Configuration & Information

Log in to your Boomi AtomSphere account at Home Screen

• in “Integration” -> “Atom management” -> select atom -> “Properties” then select “Advanced” properties to add/ expose JMX Remote Port (5002), JMX Remote RMI Port (5002), JMX Remote SSL (disabled) and JMX Remote Authentication (disabled)

Create an AtomSphere API token. Follow the instructions from Boomi. Note down your

• Token

• Boomi account Id which you can find after logging in at Boomi AtomSphere under “Settings » Account Information”

• username (in the form “BOOMI_TOKEN.<username>”)

Docker Setup

In this guide we use the Docker Desktop to download and run the Eyer Docker image, but you are free to deploy the Docker image in whatever way you want.

1. Download Docker Desktop here and install.

2. Download the “docker-compose.yaml” file from our GitHub

3. Modify the Docker compose file with your own credentials and information as outlined below

   1. BOOMI_ATOM_IP - insert the IP(s) + JMX port of the server(s) / vm(s) that is hosting your Atom

      1. For a single atom without custom name, it will be

         BOOMI_ATOM_IP: 192.168.88.187:5002

      2. For a single atom with a custom name (you can give the Atom a custom name) it will be

         BOOMI_ATOM_IP: 192.168.88.187:5002|custom_name

      3. For multiple atoms with custom names it will be (note the pipe and the indent on the IP sections). One line per atom ip.

         BOOMI_ATOM_IP: | 192.168.88.187:5002|atom1 192.168.88.187:5004|atom2

   2. EYER_PUSH_TOKEN - insert your Eyer push token here

   3. BOOMI_USERNAME - your Boomi username from the “Boomi configuration & information” section

   4. BOOMI_TOKEN - your Boomi token from the “Boomi configuration & information” section

   5. BOOMI_ACCOUNT_ID - your Boomi account id from the “Boomi configuration & information” section

4. Start your Docker Desktop and enter the terminal (bottom section of the application says “>_ Terminal”

5. In the newly opened terminal window, navigate to where you downloaded the “docker-compose.yaml” (e.g “cd c:\Docker”)

6. Run “docker compose up”

7. The Docker container will now run with your set configurations and start sending data to Eyer