OliveTin
entities as YAML output for container orchestration
What seems to be the problem?!
First off this is an amazing project.
This is almost a 2 sided question. I want to be able to generate the containers.yaml file from yaml instead of JSON. Is this possible?
2nd below is my snippet from config.yaml the debug logs of the container itself.
At the bottom I will also have a copy of the script used to create the yaml file as well.
If you are getting an error message, then please copy/paste, or better, provide a screenshot to show us exactly what is wrong.
level="info" msg="### SOSREPORT START (copy all text to SOSREPORT END)
Build:
commit: 044613a
version: 2024.09.11
date: 2024-09-11T16:19:52Z
Runtime:
os: linux
osreleaseprettyname: PRETTY_NAME=\"Fedora Linux 40 (Container Image)\"
arch: amd64
incontainer: true
lastbrowseruseragent: ""
user: ""
uid: ""
sshfoundkey: /config/ssh/id_rsa
sshfoundconfig: not found at /root/.ssh/config
availableversion: none
Config:
countofactions: 10
countofdashboards: 2
loglevel: DEBUG
listenaddresssinglehttpfrontend: 0.0.0.0:1337
listenaddresswebui: localhost:1340
listenaddressrestactions: localhost:1338
listenaddressgrpcactions: localhost:1339
timezone: Local
timenow: 2024-09-18 22:06:51.135498282 +0000 UTC m=+2782.883451754
configdirectory: /config
webuidirectory: /var/www/olivetin (/var/www/olivetin/)
themesdirectory: /config/custom-webui
### SOSREPORT END (copy all text from SOSREPORT START)"
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What package/file/container did you use to install OliveTin?
eg: OliveTin-1234-x86_64.rpm eg: Container from Dockerhub - please include the version number
Your config.yaml
` # This is the second dashboard.
- title: MxProd01 Containers
contents:
- title: 'Container {{ container.container_name }}'
entity: container
type: fieldset
contents:
- type: display
title: |
Uptime: {{ container.uptime }} <br />
Status: <strong>{{ container.state }}</strong> <br />
Exposed Ports: {{ container.exposed_ports | join(', ') }} <br />
- title: 'Start {{ container.container_name }}'
- title: 'Stop {{ container.container_name }}'
- title: 'Pull {{ container.container_name }}'
`
` # Hidden actions....shhh
- title: Update container entity file
shell: 'sh /config/scripts/container.sh > /config/entities/containers.yaml'
hidden: true
timeout: 120
execOnStartup: true
execOnCron: '*/5 * * * *'
entities:
- file: /config/entities/containers.yaml
name: container
Log output on container startup
level="debug" msg="fsnotify event relevant: WRITE \"/etc/OliveTin/entities/containers.yaml\""
level="debug" msg="fsnotify event &{callbackWrapper:0xc000296050 callbackComplete:true}"
level="debug" msg="fsnotify event callback queued within debounce delay: containers.yaml"
level="info" msg="Action finished" actionTitle="Update container entity file" exit="127" outputLength="77" timedOut="false"
level="debug" msg="fsnotify event callback being fired: containers.yaml"
level="info" msg="Loading entity file with YAML format" file="/etc/OliveTin/entities/containers.yaml" name="container"
level="debug" msg="updateSvFromFile: [map[]]"
Log output while running
`level="debug" msg="ACL check - isAllowedExec" actionTitle="Update container entity file" relevantAcls="0" requiredPermission="2" usergroup="system" username="cron"
level="info" msg="Action parse args - Before" actionTitle="Update container entity file" cmd="sh /config/scripts/container.sh > /config/entities/containers.yaml"
level="info" msg="Action parse args - After" actionTitle="Update container entity file" cmd="sh /config/scripts/container.sh > /config/entities/containers.yaml"
level="info" msg="Action started" actionTitle="Update container entity file" timeout="120"
level="info" msg="Action finished" actionTitle="Update container entity file" exit="127" outputLength="77" timedOut="false"`
Please copy-paste your config.yaml here
You don't need to include anything under "actions:" unless that is where your error probably is.
OliveTin logs
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Screenshot of WebDeveloper console logs
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Anything else? SH of script used to create the yaml from docker inspect `
#!/bin/bash
# Start the YAML document
echo "---"
echo "containers:"
# Loop through all containers
for container in $(docker ps -a -q); do
# Get container details from docker ps
container_name=$(docker inspect --format '{{.Name}}' $container | sed 's/\///')
running_for=$(docker ps -a --filter id=$container --format '{{.RunningFor}}')
status=$(docker ps -a --filter id=$container --format '{{.Status}}')
state=$(docker ps -a --filter id=$container --format '{{.State}}')
# Extract all exposed ports (host or internal) and add to an array
exposed_ports=$(docker inspect --format '{{range $p, $conf := .NetworkSettings.Ports}}{{if $conf}}{{if (index $conf 0).HostPort}}{{(index $conf 0).HostPort}}{{else}}{{$p}}{{end}} {{end}}{{end}}' $container)
# Convert space-separated ports into a YAML list
exposed_ports_list=$(echo $exposed_ports | sed 's/ /", "/g')
# Output in YAML format
echo " - container_name: $container_name"
echo " uptime: \"$running_for\""
echo " status: \"$status\""
echo " state: \"$state\""
echo " exposed_ports: [\"$exposed_ports_list\"]"
done
Add any other context about the problem here.
Hey @ServerGeek82 , sorry that you've been waiting for a reply on this one - I don't know why, but I just didn't see this issue. It's been a busy few weeks.
So, OliveTin absolutely supports using yaml files for entity files, but when docker ps --format json exists, with basically the same output as your script, what is the point of using the script?
I use the script for output in other apps as well. Reusability is all.
Ahh okay, so what's the problem you're seeing when loading it with OliveTin?