I've created a docker-compose.yml-compatible file within /var/lib/rancher/conf/ and successfully run sudo ros enable on the file and subsequently sudo ros up on the service defined within.
In response to the enable directive, additional configuration is added to cloud-config.yml including the service file.
However, on reboot a go stack-trace is printed on the system video console, and the service doesn't start.
It looks as if launching the service is being attempted before the userland docker is available, or some similar ordering issue.
RancherOS Version: 1.5.5
Where are you running RancherOS? Raspberry Pi 3B+
I've created a
docker-compose.yml
-compatible file within/var/lib/rancher/conf/
and successfully runsudo ros enable
on the file and subsequentlysudo ros up
on the service defined within.In response to the
enable
directive, additional configuration is added tocloud-config.yml
including the service file.However, on reboot a go stack-trace is printed on the system video console, and the service doesn't start.
It looks as if launching the service is being attempted before the userland docker is available, or some similar ordering issue.