- Is there any way to see what containers are managed?
- What happens when there aren't enough resources?
- Is there an example setup I can try?
- What happens on container port conflicts?
- Can I run two instances of lazy-tcp-proxy?
- Does the app handle UDP Traffic?
- Does the app support calling webhooks?
- Does the app support Docker Swarm/Stacks?
- Does the app support Kubernetes?
- Does the app support starting based on a webhook/cron schedule/message queue?
- Does this app support load balancing?
- Does this app support transitive container starting?
Yes! The logs, and the new http://localhost:8080/metrics HTTP endpoint (
WEB_PORTenvironment variable).
The app has no awareness of resource capacity. It will just try to start the requested service.
Let me know how if it should handle this scenario differently!
Yes, please check the example docker compose under example/docker-compose.yml.
The app logs an error, and ignores the second conflicting container.
Yes, but it would be redundant. They would both just duplicate control. There is no way to scope the managed containers at this point.
Not yet. But it could.
Yes! Check the
lazy-tcp-proxy.webhook-url=...configuration label.
Maybe - I haven't tested this. But it could.
It would be nice if it could also scale >1 if required.
Not yet. But it could.
It would be nice if it could also scale >1 if required.
Not yet. But it could.
No. But with Docker Swarms we might get this for free.
E.g. If this port is accessed, start these two containers.
Not yet. But it could.