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> * Depending how your storage volumes are provisioned to running containers, you may need to increase the "default size" of a provisioned volume.
For example if your storage driver is `devicemapper` then the default volume size `Base Device Size` may be 10GB, which wont be enough for a SP installation. You will need to increase it to at least 15GB - details on how to do that are outside of the scope of this document.
> * Also make sure your host has sufficient memory to perform the build - SP requires at least 12GB of RAM to pass the installation logic.
I actually perform the build on an iMac with 16GB of memory allocated to Docker. It is also using the `overlay` storage driver, which means the size of the volume the build container gets is the available free capacity of my /Users mount point.
I actually perform the build on an iMac with 16GB of memory allocated to Docker. It is also using the `overlay` storage driver, which means the size of the volume the build container gets is the available free capacity of my `/Users` mount point.
> * The accompanying files for this build are available in my [gitlab](http://dev.leenooks.net/deon/spdocker/tree/master)
> * And lastly, most importantly, running SP in a container is **not officially supported by IBM** - so you cannot make a help-desk call about having problems.
Technically it should work without problems, but if you are experiencing a problem, be prepared to recreate your environment on a physical host and validate that your problem still exists (and thus not a result of Docker or the implementation on Docker).
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> **NOTES**
> * We only include the silent install configuration files here - not the installation media, otherwise the size of the resulting Docker image is too big. Current versions of `docker build` do provide the ability to "flatten" the resulting container, but those instructions are outside the scope of this tutorial.
> * The `install.xml` file performs an installation of the server, with the license libraries/files.
> * The `install-fp.xml` file performs an installation of the server WITHOUT the license libraries/files. Since fixpacks (from fixpack central) dont includes the license files, we need to use this file during install of fixpacks.
> * TIP: If you download the server package from the http site (which doesnt include the license libraries/files, you can use this `install-fp.xml` file during the install to create a 90 day trial!
> * The `install.xml` file performs an installation of the server, with the license libraries/files. You need this when you install a licensed version of Spectrum Protect.
> * The `install-fp.xml` file performs an installation of the server WITHOUT the license libraries/files. Since fixpacks (from fixpack central) dont includes the license files, we need to use this file during the install of fixpacks.
> * TIP: If you download the server package from the IBM http site (which doesnt include the license libraries/files), you can use this `install-fp.xml` file during the install to create a 90 day trial!
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Next, is performing a silent installation of SP. ** TO UPDATE **
Next, is performing a silent installation of SP.
```Dockerfile
RUN SOURCE_URL=http://YOUR_SITE_URL_HERE && \