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I'm not a pro sys admin, just a web developer, and I use caprover to host websites. It's a paas, it's a tool which use docker to create apps.
Caprover allow to create apps via a dockerfile (or just an ImageName) (not docker compose. Caprover "is" the docker compose).
I manage tu launch caprover just with the image name, with the env variable GLANCES_OPT as "-w", and by set the port as the 61208. So, it's working, I have an url accessible with glance (no port in url).
So now, I'd like to monitor the host (and others apps if possible !) but as I am a noob in docker, I have no ideas how to do that (because I can't use a docker-compose). As it's caprover an not me which launch the container, I can't pass arguments like in the doc.
Is there a way to do that with just a dockerfile, env variable or conf file ?
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Hello,
I'm not a pro sys admin, just a web developer, and I use caprover to host websites. It's a paas, it's a tool which use docker to create apps.
Caprover allow to create apps via a dockerfile (or just an ImageName) (not docker compose. Caprover "is" the docker compose).
I manage tu launch caprover just with the image name, with the env variable GLANCES_OPT as "-w", and by set the port as the 61208. So, it's working, I have an url accessible with glance (no port in url).
So now, I'd like to monitor the host (and others apps if possible !) but as I am a noob in docker, I have no ideas how to do that (because I can't use a docker-compose). As it's caprover an not me which launch the container, I can't pass arguments like in the doc.
Is there a way to do that with just a dockerfile, env variable or conf file ?
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