CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
e9cfcd42987e rethinkdb:latest "/bin/bash -c 'rethi…" About a minute ago Up About a minute 0.0.0.0:28015->28015/tcp, :::28015->28015/tcp, 0.0.0.0:29015->29015/tcp, :::29015->29015/tcp, 0.0.0.0:9090->8080/tcp, :::9090->8080/tcp rethinkdb
$ docker exec -it rethinkdb bash
$ rethinkdb -h
Running 'rethinkdb' will create a new data directory or use an existing one,
and serve as a RethinkDB server.
File path options:
-d [ --directory ] path specify directory to store data and
metadata
--io-threads n how many simultaneous I/O operations
can happen at the same time
--direct-io use direct I/O for file access
--cache-size mb total cache size (in megabytes) for
the process. Can be 'auto'.
Server options:
-n [ --server-name ] arg the name for this server (as will
appear in the metadata). If not
specified, one will be generated from
the hostname and a random
alphanumeric string.
-t [ --server-tag ] arg a tag for this server. Can be
specified multiple times.
Network options:
--bind {all | addr} add the address of a local interface
to listen on when accepting
connections, loopback addresses are
enabled by default. Can be overridden
by the following three options.
--bind-cluster {all | addr} override the behavior specified by
--bind for cluster connections.
--bind-driver {all | addr} override the behavior specified by
--bind for client driver connections.
--bind-http {all | addr} override the behavior specified by
--bind for web console connections.
--no-default-bind disable automatic listening on
loopback addresses
--cluster-port port port for receiving connections from
other servers
--driver-port port port for rethinkdb protocol client
drivers
-o [ --port-offset ] offset all ports used locally will have this
value added
-j [ --join ] host[:port] host and port of a rethinkdb server
to connect to
--reql-http-proxy [protocol://]host[:port] HTTP proxy to use for performing
`r.http(...)` queries, default port
is 1080
--canonical-address host[:port] address that other rethinkdb
instances will use to connect to us,
can be specified multiple times
--join-delay seconds hold the TCP connection open for
these many seconds before joining
with another server
--cluster-reconnect-timeout seconds maximum number of seconds to attempt
reconnecting to a server before
giving up, the default is 24 hours
TLS options:
--http-tls-key key_filename private key to use for web
administration console TLS
--http-tls-cert cert_filename certificate to use for web
administration console TLS
--driver-tls-key key_filename private key to use for client driver
connection TLS
--driver-tls-cert cert_filename certificate to use for client driver
connection TLS
--driver-tls-ca ca_filename CA certificate bundle used to verify
client certificates; TLS client
authentication disabled if omitted
--cluster-tls-key key_filename private key to use for intra-cluster
connection TLS
--cluster-tls-cert cert_filename certificate to use for intra-cluster
connection TLS
--cluster-tls-ca ca_filename CA certificate bundle used to verify
cluster peer certificates
--tls-min-protocol protocol the minimum TLS protocol version that
the server accepts; options are
'TLSv1', 'TLSv1.1', 'TLSv1.2';
default is 'TLSv1.2'
--tls-ciphers cipher_list specify a list of TLS ciphers to use;
default is 'EECDH+AESGCM'
--tls-ecdh-curve curve_name specify a named elliptic curve to use
for ECDHE; default is 'prime256v1'
--tls-dhparams dhparams_filename provide parameters for DHE key
agreement; REQUIRED if using DHE
cipher suites; at least 2048-bit
recommended
Authentication options:
--initial-password {auto | password} sets an initial password for the
"admin" user on a new server. If set
to auto, a random password will be
generated.
Web options:
--web-static-directory directory the directory containing web
resources for the http interface
--http-port port port for web administration console
--no-http-admin disable web administration console
CPU options:
-c [ --cores ] n the number of cores to use
Service options:
--pid-file path a file in which to write the process
id when the process is running
--daemon daemonize this rethinkdb process
Set User/Group options:
--runuser user run as the specified user
--rungroup group run with the specified group
Help options:
-h [ --help ] print this help
-v [ --version ] print the version number of rethinkdb
Log options:
--log-file file specify the file to log to, defaults
to 'log_file'
--no-update-check obsolete. Update checking has been
removed.
Configuration file options:
--config-file take options from a configuration
file
There are a number of subcommands for more specific tasks:
'rethinkdb create': prepare files on disk for a new server instance
'rethinkdb serve': use an existing data directory to host data and serve queries
'rethinkdb proxy': serve queries from an existing cluster but don't host data
'rethinkdb export': export data from an existing cluster into a file or directory
'rethinkdb import': import data from from a file or directory into an existing cluster
'rethinkdb dump': export and compress data from an existing cluster
'rethinkdb restore': import compressed data into an existing cluster
'rethinkdb index-rebuild': rebuild outdated secondary indexes
'rethinkdb repl': start a Python REPL with the RethinkDB driver
For more information, run 'rethinkdb help [subcommand]'.
