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is this repository still active? #66
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I can't comment on authors code writing (last commit was 10 months ago), but generally the questiosn are more like doing stuff in docker itself (run docker from docker, pass in credentials or mounted volumes, private auth of containers etc). So it appears there are not many actual bug reports outstanding, just general howto questions. |
I made a fork, implemented some additional features I need (reading configurations from the docker labels). https://github.com/Trane9991/ofelia. |
Seeing as there doesn't really seem to be any similar tool for scheduling jobs within a docker-infrastructure, I'm hoping Ofelia will remain maintained (if only for the fact that mcuadros' dockerimage on dockerhub is based on an outdated golang image). I've forked Trane's repo for now to base my CI on (https://hub.docker.com/r/djpbessems/ofelia) |
Is it possible to specify docker run options inside config.ini? It would be great to be able to mount volumes on the run or build an image with something like 'context' |
Ofelia does not find my local image - i get 'error pulling image "docker_panda_python": API error (404) ...." docker_panda_python image in fact exists. |
I'm guessing you haven't started Ofelia with access to /var/run/docker.sock? And just a headsup, your questions should be in a seperate issue, not in this one where we are discussing how this repository can be maintained. |
@djpbessems Thanks for reply. I'll create a separate issue for my questions. In regards to docker.sock, ofelia does have access to it, 'job-exec' on an existing container works perfectly well. |
Thanks Danny. I have changed my setup to use a running container for now.
I'll try with a hosted image in a bit.
…On Thu, Apr 18, 2019 at 12:46 AM Danny Bessems ***@***.***> wrote:
As far as I can determine, Ofelia does not look at your local images, it
retrieves them from a registry; so you would have to use a fully qualified
name as it is available on dockerhub (or another registry).
For example: I have 3 images on my dockerhub account (
https://hub.docker.com/u/djpbessems/): if I wanted to use one of the
images on there, I would use image = djpbessems/traefik-windows instead
of just image = traefik-windows
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@trane9991 have you tried contacting @mcuadros to be upped as maintainer on this project? When considering a tool to choose it's really critical to be able to rely on a maintained project |
I open to let other people to maintain the project. |
@mcuadros I'm a bit busy right now, but I was planning to maintain it. |
@mcuadros please make it happen :-) |
@mcuadros did you opened ofelia to other motivated maintainers? for example: @trane9991 ? |
Hi @trane9991 is just sent you an invitation for colaborate! thanks for caring |
Thanks, @mcuadros! one more question, how is a push to the https://hub.docker.com/r/mcuadros/ofelia happening? |
It's an automated build, so should be done in push |
@trane9991 do you plan to merge the work you did on your own Ofelia fork? |
Yup will do that! However, as far as I see automatic Docker Hub build is not triggered :( so merge of my fork will not update the docker image. @mcuadros any chance you can help me with that? I don't have permissions to the repo to fix it... |
@mcuadros @trane9991 for docker hub auto build you could change the docker hub account to an organization account so you can give admin access to several user account easily. |
My fork changes merged, however, build on Docker hub still doesn't work :( |
Let me take a look
…On Mon, Nov 4, 2019 at 11:00 PM Taras ***@***.***> wrote:
My fork changes merged, however, build on Docker hub still doesn't work :(
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Fixed, was a token issue between GH and DockerHub + plus a go mod
support on the Dockerfile.
Now the latest tag contains the current master, and once you take a
new version will be build in DockerHub.
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Nope. If you can check my fork on the Github, the last commit is Nov 2, 2019. But I'm not doing active development on the repo as well. I'm trying my best to answer the questions in the issues when I have time. However, I'm not the original developer and I do not know codebase perfectly. Thanks. |
Yeah, my apologies. I looked at the commit dates wrong, and when I realized my mistake, I removed my comment - but apparently not fast enough for you to not see it ;) |
There is a raft of questions and nobody seems to be answering them e.g. #21
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