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   For other options: https://docs.docker.com/machine/get-started
   
  -#### Activate NFS on Docker Machine
  -
  -During development, it is convenient to mount Scala.js artifacts into the docker container (details below).
  -This allows to see any changes through a simple browser refresh, without any re-deployments.
  -Unfortunately, docker mounts are problematic on any non-Linux OS because of the underlying "vboxfs" filesystem.
  -Often, files are not synchronized properly, and are truncated when accessed via Tomcat.
  -
  -As an alternative, docker-machine can be configured to use NFS:
  -
  -```
  -brew install docker-machine-nfs
  -docker-machine-nfs default
  -```
  -
  -See https://github.com/adlogix/docker-machine-nfs for details.
  -
   #### Run Bimgur Docker Container
   
   Creating a docker container is a two step process:
  
positive.code: * Deploys Activiti REST
  * Add custom Activiti code (to Explorer and REST app)
  
  In the end we will have a neat bundle called a _docker image_.
  We will then create an instance of this image (called a container) and mount all Bimgur Scala.js client artifacts into it.
  These static files will then be served via Tomcat.
  
  For all these steps to succeed, the necessary artifacts first need to be compiled.
  The Scala Build Tool (SBT) is used for this purpose: A custom `dockerize` command encapsulates all necessary tasks.
  
  ### Compile Artifacts
  
  
negative.code: # Bimgur image:https://travis-ci.org/bimgur/bimgur.svg?branch=master["Build Status", link="https://travis-ci.org/bimgur/bimgur"]
  
  Activiti-based workflow applications to process bacterial images.
  
  ## Clients
  
  Bimgur offers two client applications:
  
  ### BimgurFX
  
  * A workflow application which tracks image analysis tasks
  * Allows students to claim an image analysis task, work on it, mark it complete etc.
  * Allows scientists to track image analysis progress
  
  Technically, this is a JavaFX fat client which can be installed on any operating system.
  
  ### Actitivi Explorer
  
  * An administration tool to manage the workflow engine
  * Allows scientists to create new BimgurFX users
  * Allows scientist to define new BimgurFX image analysis workflows
  
  Technically, this is a web application which can be accessed through a browser.
  This application is provided out out-of-the-box by the http://activiti.org[Activiti project].
  
  ## Architecture
  
  TODO: Image
  
  ## Project Structure
  
  `bimgur-server`
  
  * Activiti Explorer and Activiti REST (as WARs)
  * PostgreSQL configuration
  * Tomcat configuration
  * Example image data
  
  `bimgur-activiti-custom`
  
  * Custom workflow definitions
  * Bootstrap code (deploy custom workflows upon server start)
  * Custom service task implementations
  
  ## Development Setup
  
  Installing a server, a database, and deploying custom code can be tedious.
  To simplify things, https://www.docker.com[Docker] allows to create a virtual installation via script.
  The script is called `Dockerfile` and contains all necessary steps:
  
  * Installs PostgreSQL
  