Docker
Deploy a Red Hat (ubi8) container with the 10x Engine Compiler flavor.
Image tags
Every command on this page names an explicit version, 1.1.69. Pin a version, or a sha256: digest, for anything that has to come back the same twice: a CI job, a Kubernetes manifest, a runbook someone reruns in six months. Substitute the version you actually want; Old Releases lists what is published.
:latest exists on most 10x images and means one thing: the newest build of that specific image, nothing more. The tag is mutable, so it moves on the next release, and two pulls a week apart can hand you different bits with no signal that anything changed. Use it for a throwaway local try. Anywhere else, pin.
Two images carry no :latest at all, log10x/fluentd-10x and log10x/fluent-bit-10x, and that is deliberate rather than an oversight. Both baked forwarder images are retired: Fluentd and Fluent Bit now run 10x as a log10x/edge-10x sidecar alongside the upstream forwarder, so a floating tag on the old repositories would only point at a build model the docs no longer describe. Versioned tags stay published for legacy rebuilds. See Receiver → Deploy for the sidecar layout.
Prerequisite: a licence
log10x/pipeline-10x ships with a limited public licence that covers local features (file I/O) only. The run pipeline publishes per-pattern metrics, and metric output is a connected feature, so a run without a signed licence exits 1 on metricOutput(LogMetricRegistryFactory) requires a license.
No licence is needed to evaluate: the engine runs on its built-in 30-day evaluation licence. For a production licence (see licensing), save it as license.jwt in the working directory and mount it into the container as every pipeline-10x command below does. TENX_LICENSE_KEY takes the JWT inline instead, for environments that inject it as a secret.
- Download the image:
- Run the following test, which will read an embedded Sample Spark log, and emits optimized events and summaries.
docker run \
-v "$PWD/license.jwt:/lic/license.jwt:ro" \
-e TENX_LICENSE_FILE=/lic/license.jwt \
log10x/pipeline-10x:1.1.69
- To configure, pass CLI arguments or mount config files and pass them to the 10x Engine:
docker run \
-v "$PWD/license.jwt:/lic/license.jwt:ro" \
-e TENX_LICENSE_FILE=/lic/license.jwt \
-v /path/to/local/my-config.yaml:/etc/log-10x/my-config.yaml \
log10x/pipeline-10x:1.1.69 \
run @/etc/log-10x/my-config.yaml
Compiler image
To generate symbol libraries, use the log10x/compiler-10x image, the Compiler bundled with the source-fetch toolchain (git, docker CLI, helm) the pull stage shells out to. The lean pipeline-10x image above omits those tools.
See Compile → Deploy for full Kubernetes and CI/CD examples.
To run 10x containers in k8s, follow the deployment procedure for your specific app (Reporter, Receiver, or Retriever) under apps