Open masterchief324 opened 1 month ago
Hi, are the any messages in the AutoKuma log?
The first thing that comes to mind is that you are using container_name as id, which might include characters that are not valid, you should probably first slugify them like in the example:
{# Generate an autokuma id by slugifying the "container_name" #}
{% set id = container_name | slugify %}
Besides that it's hard to say anything without logs.
I don't get logs.
Hmm this is weird, are you sure the jellyseer container actually exists and is on the same docker host as autokuma?
I can absolutely confirm that the jellyseerr container exists and responds.
I have the same issue. No errors, no logs besides the pretty logo.. I'm running a docker swarm cluster, here is an example of a service i want to monitor:
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duplicati:
image: lscr.io/linuxserver/duplicati:latest
environment:
Here is kuma and autokuma composes: ` uptime-kuma: image: louislam/uptime-kuma volumes:
":3001" deploy: placement: constraints:
autokuma: image: ghcr.io/bigboot/autokuma:master ports:
networks: docker_network: external: true name: "containerNetwork" `
Have tried with and without docker-socket-proxy (when I did without, I had it running on the manager)
Any suggestions?
papirov, out of curiosity, what platform are you running docker on?
4 nodes in the cluster are running on raspbian, and 1 node is on the latest Ubuntu. Autokuma is definitely talking to Uptime-Kuma, because at the two times that UptimeKuma had to be restarted/upgraded, AutoKuma logged its unhappiness
Any chance Docker is installed as a Snap package for you, as opposed to a apt?
0 chance. All have been installed through apt.
Perfect. I had a prior issue with a friend who couldn't do GPU passthrough because of snap, and I was concerned this issue was related.
Here are some things I can think of:
Here are some things I can think of:
- Make sure you're using the stable/latest version, not master, at least for testing
- if you're using swarm, make sure the labels end up on the containers, not the services. Alternatively enable support for services in AutoKuma. Though swarm support definitely is less tested than plain Docker.
My labels are definitely on services. But I am dumb! I needed this variable:
AUTOKUMA__DOCKER__SOURCE: "both"
Restarted and it's working on swarm. Woohoo!!
Preceding are my docker-composes for Uptime-Kuma, AutoKuma, and an example docker I'm trying to get added to Uptime Kuma. As you can see below, I can see where the tags are being generated, but AutoKuma is still not adding any monitors to Uptime-Kuma.