Container is stopped automatically after run

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I have a Dockerfile as bellow:

FROM java:8
MAINTAINER Michael Vu "ducva@arrow-tech.vn"

ENV SOLR_VERSION 5.2.1
ENV SOLR solr-$SOLR_VERSION
ENV SOLR_USER solr
ENV SOLR_PORT 8983
ENV SOLR_COLLECTION mems

COPY $SOLR.tgz /

RUN export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive && \
  apt-get update && \
  apt-get install -y \
    curl \
    lsof \
    procps \
    netcat && \
  groupadd -r $SOLR_USER && \
  useradd -r -g $SOLR_USER $SOLR_USER && \
  tar --extract --file $SOLR.tgz && \
  tar xzf $SOLR.tgz $SOLR/bin/install_solr_service.sh --strip-components=2 && \
  ./install_solr_service.sh $SOLR.tgz -p $SOLR_PORT && \
  ln -s /opt/$SOLR /opt/solr && \
  chown -R $SOLR_USER:$SOLR_USER /opt/solr /opt/$SOLR /var/solr


COPY postgres*.jar /opt/solr/lib/
EXPOSE $SOLR_PORT
WORKDIR /opt/solr

RUN service solr start

CMD ["/bin/bash"]

The purpose is create an image that includes installed solr service.
I can create image successfully by :

docker --tags=ducva/test .

But when I try to run the image by command:

docker run -d --name=test ducva/test

It run, but then stopped, so that I can access it.

Anyone face this issue? how can I make it run in background as normal??

2

I think this public repository will help you.

3

Thank you,

Actually I read makuk’s Dockfile already.
I just try to create an images with solr installed in production mode instead.

But the root problem is I missed -t option in run command.

After adding it, it’s ok now.