Merge pull request #16 from axonivy-market/ivy-sgi-patch-1

Ivy sgi patch 1

docker-connector-product/README.md

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 # Docker Connector
 
-Create, start, stop, remove Docker containers with the Axon Ivy's Docker Connector directly from your business processes.
+Containers are lightweight, isolated units that package applications with their dependencies, ensuring consistency and portability across different environments. Docker is a widely-used platform with a daemon-based architecture that provides extensive container management features and ecosystem tools like Docker Hub and Docker Compose. Podman, an alternative to Docker, also manages containers but operates without a central daemon, focusing on security and simplicity. Both tools can handle Docker container images and share similar command-line functionalities, making transitions between them easier. While Docker relies on a background service, Podman’s daemonless design allows for direct management of containers.
 
-## Demo
+**With our docker connector you can create, start, stop and remove docker containers in Docker Desktop or in Podman directly from an Axon Ivy business process.**
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+ ## Demo
 
-The demo process creates and starts an additional Axon Ivy Engine in a Docker container. 
-Then the process shows a HTML Dialog where you can open an additional browser tab that shows the info page of the Axon Ivy Engine.
-If you proceed in the HTML Dialog, the container gets stopped and removed.
+The prerequisite for the demo process is that a Docker daemon is running on your computer. This can be achieved using tools like Docker Desktop or Podman. In the following example, we used Podman.
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+In the first step  we show you how to create a container for the Axon Ivy engine by using the Axon Ivy engine image you find at docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/axonivy/axonivy-engine.
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+![image](images/dockerdemo1.png)
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+Next, the container is started - and with it an application on localhost with which an Axon Ivy Engine is started:
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+![image](images/dockerdemo2.png)
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+The container created in Podman:
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+![image](images/dockerdemo3.png)
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+An UI is now opened in the process, which gives you the option of stopping and deleting this container again by clicking "Proceed".
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+![image](images/dockerdemo4.png)
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+The container is now removed from Podman:
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+![image](images/dockerdemo5.png)
 
 ## Setup