"Add Docker" button directly on the Docker page
I don't find the current way of adding Dockers very intuitive? Wouldn't it be much easier to have something like an "Add Docker" button on the Docker page itself? That button could open a modal with the same instructions that are currently found under Settings → Integrations → Docker.
This is just a casual suggestion — maybe I'm an idiot and the way it is right now is actually very clear 🙂
Originally requested by test_12861 in Discord #feedback.
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Wow, many thanks! Updated to 1.3.2, then from the UI updated the agents, just a click to force update.
Then refresh, et voila, all the docker containers are there! 😄
·10 months agoSome more information here : https://github.com/PatchMon/PatchMon/issues/210
Wow, thanks a lot! Safe driving 🙂
Seems DB related? Also this does not do much after "assigning..."
I hope it's OK if I attach this here?
Any idea why this is happening? If I restart the containers it worked last time...?
Indeed! Many thanks, also, in general, this looks really nice!
I probably will only be on my PC on Monday again, except if, well, I want to try this on eg Sunday 😄
·10 months agoHi
Todays new release is changing the way this happens 🙂
Are you able to wait until tonight?
Hi, this is the email I got from my VM running the agent where I would like to monitor docker containers.
The file is there, but with .yaml ending?
[0;31mERROR: Credentials file not found at /etc/patchmon/credentials. Please configure the main PatchMon agent first.[0m
It does not currently query the containers.
Also I made a copy of the file without .yaml but no change. Am I on the wrong path? 😄
·10 months ago(Like discovering unifi, proxmox lxcs, wordpress installations etc etc) 🙂
·10 months agoThe idea is 1 agent that does all the discovery for us 🙂
Thank you!
·10 months agoHey 👋
In new release I will be removing the integrations page for docker. To add docker images we install the normal agent on the host and it will auto discover it and push it to the inventory here.
At the moment (beta) its agent scripts based on the 1.2.x system which was using bash scripts to gain that info.
So Docker containers, networks, volumes and images will show up automatically if the host has the normal agent installed 🙂
if theres anything in the way that these are browed or seen, or anything that you wish to see that would provide value then I can surely display that 🙂
Amazing, thats good feedback 🙂