Closed amir20 closed 1 week ago
Looks good to me, and works very well. A much simpler config and less images, always a plus
Keep up the great work!
docker build error
=> ERROR [builder 10/14] COPY shared_key.pem shared_cert.pem ./ 0.0s
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> [builder 10/14] COPY shared_key.pem shared_cert.pem ./:
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Dockerfile:49
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47 | COPY main.go ./
48 | COPY protos ./protos
49 | >>> COPY shared_key.pem shared_cert.pem ./
50 |
51 | # Copy assets built with node
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ERROR: failed to solve: failed to compute cache key: failed to calculate checksum of ref e1af3785-ab55-4be1-9acc-2344d09c5acf::k0alhi681gfc2txlmd9df3jeq: "/shared_key.pem": not found
Do I need to generate this certificate myself?
Yep. make generate
will create them. Official releases have private keys that are secret.
Use make docker
to build.
Yep. make generate will create them. Official releases have private keys that are secret.
Use make docker to build.
Thanks
This pull request introduces a significant change in design by implementing Dozzle agents. Dozzle agents communicate with each other over a secured RPC. Only Dozzle agents can talk to each other. This is achieved by using pinned certificates.
There are two use cases for agents. The first one is to support Dozzle in Swarm mode without much configuraiton. The second use case is to replace remote hosts.
Dozzle in Swarm Mode
In Swarm mode, Dozzle creates connection to a cluster of agents running together. In this mode, all logs are streamed to the UI. There isn't much configuration needed except
DOZZLE_MODE=swarm
.Note
amir20/dozzle:pr-3058
is required to point to this PR.You can see agents working together by doing
docker service logs -f <service_name>
.Setting up remote host
For remote host, it works similar to swarm mode except that the agent's endpoints need to be configured.
To start an agent, you need to run
docker run --volume=/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -p 7007:7007 amir20/dozzle:pr-3058 agent
. This will start an agent and starting listening to port7007
.Then you can start Dozzle as usual
docker run -p 8081:8080 amir20/dozzle:pr-3058 --remote-agent [ip]:7007
.This PR is still in development. Any testing would be appreciated.
See #3052 for more details.
Still to do: