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Created Jul 27, 2016 by Patrick gerken@do3cc

Feature request: Allow to define entry points and mounts for linked services

Hi,

Setting up solr is a complex process. Directories need to be in the right location and then one has to do something in the browser to actually use the configuration.

The docker image for solr has a solution for it. I link a my configuration into a location of the container and then change the entrypoint to tell solr to configure itself. This way, I can use a standard solr image. Else I'd have to build my own solr image.

Here is the explanation from solr: https://github.com/docker-solr/docker-solr#using-docker-compose

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