Running Multiple Zeppelin Containers on a Single Host

To run multiple Apache Zeppelin containers on a single host, you must modify certain parameters in your docker run command. If you are using version 1.0 of the MapR Data Science Refinery, you also must modify the Livy interpreter's configuration and restart the Livy service.

Important: You cannot use host networking when running multiple Zeppelin containers on a single host. You must use the default Bridge Networking.

Select different port numbers for your new container:
1. Choose a different connection port number; for example, 9996
2. Choose a different port range for the Livy launcher; for example, 10011-10021
3. Choose a different port range for the Spark interpreter; for example, 13011-13021
Issue your docker run command with the port numbers you selected in Step 1 using one of the following two commands, depending on the version of the MapR Data Science Refinery you are using:
- Version 1.1 or later:
```
docker run -it ... \
   -e ZEPPELIN_SSL_PORT=9996 -p 9996:9996 \
   -p 10011-10021:10011-10021 -e LIVY_RSC_PORT_RANGE="10011~10021" \
   -p 13011-13021:13011-13021 -e SPARK_PORT_RANGE="13011~13021" \
   ... \
   maprtech/data-science-refinery:v1.3_6.1.0_6.0.0_centos7
```
  If you are not using the Spark interpreter, you can omit the following parameters:
```
-p 13011-13021:13011-13021 -e SPARK_PORT_RANGE="13011~13021"
```
  Use tilde (~) rather than dash (-) when specifying the range with the LIVY_RSC_PORT_RANGE and SPARK_PORT_RANGE environment variables.
- Version 1.0:
```
docker run -it ... \
   -e ZEPPELIN_SSL_PORT=9996 -p 9996:9996 \
   -p 10011-10021:10011-10021 \
   ... \
   maprtech/data-science-refinery:v1.3_6.1.0_6.0.0_centos7
```
If you are using Version 1.1 or later of the MapR Data Science Refinery, skip to Step 8. Otherwise, continue to Step 4.
Determine your container-id using the output from the following command:
```
docker ps
```
Log in to your container as the user running the container using the container-id:
```
docker exec -it --user <MAPR_CONTAINER_USER> <container-id> bash -l
```
Update the following property in /opt/mapr/livy/livy-<version>/conf/livy-client.conf to match the port range you chose in Step 1b:
```
livy.rsc.launcher.port.range = 10011~10021
```
Note: Make sure to use tilde (~) rather than dash (-) when specifying the range.

Restart the Livy service:

/opt/mapr/livy/livy-<version>/bin/livy-server stop
/opt/mapr/livy/livy-<version>/bin/livy-server start

Connect to the new container using the port number you chose in Step 1a. The following URL assumes you are running the container on your local machine:
```
https://localhost:9996
```