Container configuration
Customize the deployment of a container instance.
Properties
To control all aspects of the container instance behavior.
Property | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
container_name | string | <container_id> | User-defined name for the container, if omitted the internally auto-generated container ID will be set |
Image | |||
name | string | Fully qualified image reference, that follows the OCI Image Specification, the format is: host[:port]/[namespace/]name:tag | |
Image - decryption | |||
keys | string[] | Private keys (GPG private key ring, JWE or PKCS7) used for decrypting the container’s image, the format is: filepath_private_key[:password] | |
recipients | string[] | Recipients (only for PKCS7 and must be an x509) used for decrypting the container’s image, the format is: pkcs7:filepath_x509_certificate | |
Networking | |||
domain_name | string | <container_name>-domain | Domain name inside the container, if omitted the container_name with suffix -domain will be set |
host_name | string | <container_name>-host | Host name for the container, if omitted the container_name with suffix -host will be set |
network_mode | string | bridge | The container’s networking capabilities type based on the desired communication mode, the possible options are: bridge or host |
extra_hosts | string[] | Extra host name to IP address mappings added to the container network configuration, the format is: hostname:ip . If the IP of the host machine is to be added to the container’s hosts file the reserved host_ip[_<network-interface>] must be provided. If only host_ip (the network-interface part is skipped) is used, by default it will be resolved to the host’s IP on the default bridge network interface for containerm (the default configuration is kanto-cm0) and add it to the container’s hosts file. If the IP of a container in the same bridge network is to be added to the hosts file the reserved container_<container-host_name> must be provided. | |
Networking - port mappings | |||
proto | string | tcp | Protocol used for the port mapping from the container to the host, the possible options are: tcp and udp |
container_port | int | Port number on the container that is mapped to the host port | |
host_ip | string | 0.0.0.0 | Host IP address |
host_port | int | Beginning of the host ports range | |
host_port_end | int | <host_port> | Ending of the host ports range |
Host resources - devices | |||
path_on_host | string | Path to the device on the host | |
path_in_container | string | Path to the device in the container | |
cgroup_permissions | string | rwm | Cgroup permissions for the device access, possible options are: r(read), w(write), m(mknod) and all combinations are possible |
privileged | bool | false | Grant root capabilities to all devices on the host system |
extra_capabilities | string[] | Add additional Linux capabilities to the container | |
Host resources - mount points | |||
source | string | Path to the file or directory on the host that is referred from within the container | |
destination | string | Path to the file or directory that is mounted inside the container | |
propagation_mode | string | rprivate | Bind propagation for the mount, supported are: rprivate, private, rshared, shared, rslave or slave |
Process | |||
env | string[] | Environment variables that are set into the container | |
cmd | string[] | Command with arguments that is executed upon the container’s start | |
I/O | |||
open_stdin | bool | Open the terminal’s standard input for an interaction with the current container | |
tty | bool | Attach standard streams to a TTY | |
Resource management | |||
memory | string | Hard memory limitation of the container as a number with a unit suffix of B, K, M and G, the minimum allowed value is 3M | |
memory_reservation | string | Soft memory limitation of the container as a number with a unit suffix of B, K, M and G, if memory is specified, the memory_reservation must be smaller than it | |
memory_swap | string | Total amount of memory and swap that the container can use as a number with a unit suffix of B, K, M and G, use -1 to allow the container to use unlimited swap | |
Lifecycle | |||
type | string | unless-stopped | The container’s restart policy, the supported types are: always, no, on-failure and unless-stopped |
maximum_retry_count | int | Maximum number of retries that are made to restart the container on exit with fail, if the type is on-failure | |
retry_timeout | int | Timeout period in seconds for each retry that is made to restart the container on exit with fail, if the type is on-failure | |
Logging | |||
type | string | json-file | Type in which the logs are produced, the possible options are: json-file or none |
max_files | int | 2 | Maximum log files before getting rotated |
max_size | string | 100M | Maximum log file size before getting rotated as a number with a unit suffix of B, K, M and G |
root_dir | string | <meta_path>/containers/<container_id> | Root directory where the container’s log messages are stored |
mode | string | blocking | Messaging delivery mode from the container to the log driver, the supported modes are: blocking and non-blocking |
max_buffer_size | string | 1M | Maximum size of the buffered container’s log messages in a non-blocking mode as a number with a unit suffix of B, K, M and G |
Example
The minimal required configuration to spin up an InfluxDB container instance.
{
"image": {
"name": "docker.io/library/influxdb:1.8.4"
}
}
Template
The configuration can be further adjusted according to the use case. The following template illustrates all possible properties with their default values.
Be aware that some combinations may require property removal
{
"container_name": "",
"image": {
"name": "",
"decrypt_config": {
"keys": [],
"recipients": []
}
},
"domain_name": "",
"host_name": "",
"mount_points": [
{
"destination": "",
"source": "",
"propagation_mode": "rprivate"
}
],
"config": {
"env": [],
"cmd": []
},
"io_config": {
"open_stdin": false,
"tty": false
},
"host_config": {
"devices": [
{
"path_on_host": "",
"path_in_container": "",
"cgroup_permissions": "rwm"
}
],
"network_mode": "bridge",
"privileged": false,
"extra_hosts": [],
"extra_capabilities": [],
"port_mappings": [
{
"proto": "tcp",
"container_port": 0,
"host_ip": "0.0.0.0",
"host_port": 0,
"host_port_end": 0
}
],
"resources": {
"memory": "",
"memory_reservation": "",
"memory_swap": ""
},
"restart_policy": {
"type": "unless-stopped",
"maximum_retry_count": 0,
"retry_timeout": 0
},
"log_config": {
"driver_config": {
"type": "json-file",
"max_files": 2,
"max_size": "100M",
"root_dir": ""
},
"mode_config": {
"mode": "blocking",
"max_buffer_size": "1M"
}
}
}
}
Last modified June 5, 2024