I just happen to be on a werker node looking at containers, and it occurred to me that I can't easily tell what build the container I'm looking at belongs to without needing to do a docker inspect, and going through the git hash.
This includes #154 but other things we could do is:
intentionally name the containers either with ocelot build# or some other reasonable primary key
store the container names with ocelot build history
store info about what werker is building what job
All of this is with a "removing doubt about what I'm looking at", and not a "use this info while I'm watching a build" lense.
I just happen to be on a werker node looking at containers, and it occurred to me that I can't easily tell what build the container I'm looking at belongs to without needing to do a
docker inspect, and going through the git hash.This includes #154 but other things we could do is:
All of this is with a "removing doubt about what I'm looking at", and not a "use this info while I'm watching a build" lense.