From v1.12.9 of SQL Data Catalog, we now allow you to customize the path and port it serves its content from.

On Windows

• Stop the SQL Data Catalog Windows Service.
• Make a note of your current connection string (stored as an Environment Variable)
• Set the system environment variable Redgate_SqlDataCatalog_Path to the path-prefix you'd like SQL Data Catalog to respond on (default is /).
• Set the system environment variable Redgate_SqlDataCatalog_Port to the port you'd like SQL Data Catalog to respond on (default is 15156).
• Start the Configuration App and run through it.
  • Re-enter the connection details to your existing classification database when prompted.
  • Continue through the config app.
  • At its final step, it'll pick up your Path and Port changes, allocating the required URLs on your system.
• Start the SQL Data Catalog Windows Service.

On Linux

Run SQL Data Catalog with the above environment variables set, e.g. 

docker run -it --rm \

  -p 127.0.0.1:80:8080/tcp \

  -v "$PWD/logs:/usr/share/Red Gate" \

  -e "REDGATE_SqlDataCatalog_StateStorage__ConnectionString=Your Connection String Here" \

  -e "Redgate_SqlDataCatalog_Path=/desired-virtual-path" \

  -e "Redgate_SqlDataCatalog_Port=8080" Docker Image Id \

  IAgreeToTheEULA

The above snippet runs SQL Data Catalog once, cleaning up (removing) the docker container after execution.

It maps the local address 127.0.0.1:80 to port 8080 inside the container (to match the Redgate_SqlDataCatalog_Port setting), letting you access the application from http://localhost.

It maps the local process directory ./logs to the logging directory within the container, letting you read the logs after the execution.

Finally, it configures catalog to serve its content from /desired-virtual-path.