Make sure checks.d directory is present #213
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Otherwise the following copy command will create a file called 'checks.d' for the first check file.
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Jul 7, 2017
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Hi @lgierth and thank you for your contribution. Indeed this is a bug in the current entrypoints.
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To be consistent with how we handle
/conf.d, I'd go with
find /checks.d -name '*.py' -exec cp --parents {} /opt/datadog-agent/agent \;
instead. This makes cp create the parent folder if needed (and it is indeed needed). Would that be OK with you? -
You PR patches two entrypoints, but we have a third one in
jmx/entrypoint.sh. Could you please include this one as well?
Regards
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Hey sorry I totally forgot about this -- crazy busy times right now. @aerostitch thanks! |
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What does this PR do?
It makes sure the checks.d directory is present in the container.
Motivation
Otherwise the following copy command will create a file called 'checks.d' for the first check file.
We weren't previously able to mount a checks.d directory as a volume. The mounting-as-a-volume part worked, but the copying-to-the-actual-directory part was broken because the target checks.d directory within the container didn't exist.