Hey folks, is it possible for the docker-socket-proxy to mutate requests as it proxies them? I'm hoping that I can mutate requests to create containers by adding an additional container label. That way it's easy to query/search for containers on the host that were started via a particular proxy instance.
My use-case is that we have an application that may start/stop docker containers during its normal operation, but we want to be able to detect/mitigate container leaks (this application may forget it started a docker container or it may terminate before cleaning these containers up). I'm hoping that we can run an instance of docker-socker-proxy with a hook that adds a label to all container creations. This would effectively namespace the containers started by our application so they can be monitored programmatically.
Hey folks, is it possible for the docker-socket-proxy to mutate requests as it proxies them? I'm hoping that I can mutate requests to create containers by adding an additional container label. That way it's easy to query/search for containers on the host that were started via a particular proxy instance.
My use-case is that we have an application that may start/stop docker containers during its normal operation, but we want to be able to detect/mitigate container leaks (this application may forget it started a docker container or it may terminate before cleaning these containers up). I'm hoping that we can run an instance of docker-socker-proxy with a hook that adds a label to all container creations. This would effectively namespace the containers started by our application so they can be monitored programmatically.