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Doc update: adding docker-compose pull before up to always get the latest version of images

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docker/elasticsearch/README.md
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Below command will start the Elasticsearch and Kibana containers. `Data Hub` uses Elasticsearch release `5.6.8`. Newer
versions of Elasticsearch are not tested and you might experience compatibility issues.
```
cd docker/elasticsearch && docker-compose up
cd docker/elasticsearch && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
After containers are initialized, we need to create the `dataset` and `users` search indices by running below command:
```

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docker/frontend/README.md
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## Run container
```
cd docker/frontend && docker-compose up
cd docker/frontend && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
This command will start the container. If you have the image available in your local store, this image will be used
for the container otherwise it will download the `latest` image from Docker Hub and then start that.

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## Run container
```
cd docker/gms && docker-compose up
cd docker/gms && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
This command will start the container. If you have the image available in your local store, this image will be used
for the container otherwise it will download the `latest` image from Docker Hub and then start that.

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## Run Docker container
Below command will start all Kafka related containers.
```
cd docker/kafka && docker-compose up
cd docker/kafka && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
As part of `docker-compose`, we also initialize a container called `kafka-setup` to create `MetadataAuditEvent` and
`MetadataChangeEvent` topics. The only thing this container does is creating Kafka topics after Kafka broker is ready.

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docker/mae-consumer/README.md
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## Run container
```
cd docker/mae-consumer && docker-compose up
cd docker/mae-consumer && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
This command will start the container. If you have the image available in your local store, this image will be used
for the container otherwise it will download the `latest` image from Docker Hub and then start that.

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## Run container
```
cd docker/mce-consumer && docker-compose up
cd docker/mce-consumer && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
This command will start the container. If you have the image available in your local store, this image will be used
for the container otherwise it will download the `latest` image from Docker Hub and then start that.

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## Run Docker container
Below command will start the MySQL container.
```
cd docker/mysql && docker-compose up
cd docker/mysql && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
An initialization script [init.sql](init.sql) is provided to container. This script initializes `metadata-aspect` table

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# Data Hub Quickstart
To start all Docker containers at once, please run below command:
```
cd docker/quickstart && docker-compose up
cd docker/quickstart && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up
```
After containers are initialized, we need to create the `dataset` and `users` search indices by running below command:
```