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A Dockerized version of Cachet.
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Third party with cachet docker-compose image #334

Closed miquelbarbero closed 5 years ago

miquelbarbero commented 5 years ago

Sorry if I'm asking a fool question.

We're using your docker-compose-image CacheT and we'd like to add some third-party integrations.

How could we manage that?

We should modify your docker-compose image to add those integrations or we could add them in some other way.

Thanks and kind regards

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djdefi commented 5 years ago

It depends on how the particular integrations integrate. See https://docs.cachethq.io/docs/addons for examples that of integrations via the Cachet API etc.

If you need to run additional containers, you could add them to your docker-compose.yml so they start with the database and app images.

If you need to install additional packages on the Cachet image, you could use this image as a base (FROM cachethq/docker:latest).