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Sample Configuration File
The section name for the container must match the value of the “programArtefact” variable in the installation program.
If the configuration file is not present:
For iisuudfc, iisuspark, iisutensorflow, and iisuonnx, it throws a fatal error.
For Dockman, it displays a warning and continues to run.
[global]
#disableSELinux = false
#dockman-exe = /usr/bin/docker
#provider = docker | podman
#podman-machine = podman-machine-default
 
# Section name must match the --artefact argument in the dockman command line
[udf]
image-name = actian/analyticsengine8.0-udf-linux
default-version = 1.4.1
provider = udf
description = "Python/Javascript UDFs"
 
[spark]
image-name = actian/analyticsengine8.0-spark-linux
default-version = 4.2.2
provider = spark-provider
description = "Spark Provider"
 
[tensorflow]
image-name = actian/analyticsengine8.0-tensorflow-linux
default-version = 1.2.1
provider = tensorflow-microservice
description = "Tensorflow Microservice"
 
[onnx]
image-name = actian/analyticsengine8.0-onnx-linux
default-version = 1.3.2
provider = onnx-microservice
description = "ONNX Microservice"
 
disableSELinux
This option is supported only by dockman.
The default is false unless the operating system is Windows and the provider is set to “podman”.
When this configuration parameter is true, the container creation adds the option “label=disable” to “disable SE-Linux” in the Podman VM, otherwise operations like chmod will fail in user mounts. This is strictly needed only if you Podman installation uses Hyper-V as the backend.
dockman-exe
This option is supported only by the dockman executable.
When set, dockman calls another executable/script with the same parameters as it was called, instead of doing the job itself.
It is created as a fail-safe if you need to use the native container FE tool. If the configuration file is not available, or you want to override the configuration file, you can set the environment variable “DOCKMAN_EXE”.
provider
This option is supported only by dockman and iipodmanwd.
This option defines the Container Runtime being used, so that some specific configuration or action can be taken, such as converting Windows-Style paths to the equivalent mounted version in the Podman VM.
The Container Runtime is detected automatically. In case automatic detection fails, the provider can be set manually.
podman-machine
If the Podman machine is not named “podman-machine-default” (default), you can override its value.
image-name
Specifies the namespace/repository in Docker Hub.
default-version
The default version is the tag (using semantic versioning) and is set in the configuration file at build time.
Last modified date: 09/11/2026