Running the Docker Containers

After building the Docker images, you can run the images as containers to start containerized TIBCO Order Management - Low Latency.

Running Different Containers for TIBCO Order Management - Low Latency Components

Start the Docker container by using the specific docker-compose file.

Start the Configurator Docker container.

$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-configurator.yml up -d

Access the configurator UI and configure according to your environment and requirement.
Start the configuration service as all order-management services use this service to load each service specific configurations.
```
$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-configuration-service.yml up -d
```
Start the authorization service to fetch the token, which is then used across all order management services to authorize and authenticate the user.
```
$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-authorization-service.yml up -d
```
You can start any of the Docker service by using the following compose commands.
1. Start Catalog Service container.
```
$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-catalog-service.yml up -d
```
2. Start Automated Order Plan Development Service container.
```
$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-aopd.yml up -d
```
3. Start Orchestrator Service container.
```
$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-orchestrator-service.yml up -d
```
4. Start Data Service container.
```
$> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-dataservice.yml up -d
```
5. Start tmf-om adapter container. $> docker-compose --file docker-compose-run-tmf-adapter-service.ymlup.
6. Execute $] docker ps -a to check the containers that are started.