a simple way to start docker containers and watch for updates to the source image
think of it as an easy way to interface with docker & cron
npm install -g kebele
the alias kb will be added if available on your system
kebele config - configure runtime settings
kebele add - setup a new container
kebele status - list all docker containers
communication with docker is done over its unix socket, you do not need to enable http on port 2375.
docker API poses security concerns if your server is exposed to public internet without security protections in place.
the config wizard will do what it can to detect environment settings and suggest changes.
once kebele nears v1.0, work will be done to automate the process of creating a CA and installing certificates. this is so your server that is running the docker containers adheres to the security best practices recommended by the docker team. there will also be testing done to ensure kebele works if the server is setup to run docker as a non-root user.
if you have any recommendations for security best practices that can be incorporated into this cli tool, please submit an issue.
contributions are welcome! please keep in mind this is going to remain extremely simple to avoid tech debt and to ensure maintinence is easy long into the future.
a simple way to start docker containers and watch for updates to the source image
think of it as an easy way to interface with docker & cron
npm install -g kebele
the alias kb will be added if available on your system
kebele config - configure runtime settings
kebele add - setup a new container
kebele status - list all docker containers
communication with docker is done over its unix socket, you do not need to enable http on port 2375.
docker API poses security concerns if your server is exposed to public internet without security protections in place.
the config wizard will do what it can to detect environment settings and suggest changes.
once kebele nears v1.0, work will be done to automate the process of creating a CA and installing certificates. this is so your server that is running the docker containers adheres to the security best practices recommended by the docker team. there will also be testing done to ensure kebele works if the server is setup to run docker as a non-root user.
if you have any recommendations for security best practices that can be incorporated into this cli tool, please submit an issue.
contributions are welcome! please keep in mind this is going to remain extremely simple to avoid tech debt and to ensure maintinence is easy long into the future.