How do I use SSH key from the docker container?
Hey all
I've been using stor2rrd for some time now, just installed on a webserver.
I want to move it to our docker environment.
We have some StorWize SAN's, and the old stor2rrd used the SSH keys to authenticate to it.
So first I created a docker-compose like this:
...
stor2rrd-test:
image: xorux/stor2rrd
restart: always
volumes:
- stor2rrd:/home
- /dockercompose/stor2rrd/keys/:/home/stor2rrd/.ssh
nginx:
image: nginx
ports:
- "443:443"
- "80:80"
volumes:
- /dockercompose/nginx/:/etc/nginx/
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
stor2rrd:
This way I can keep the ssh keys outside the docker container for easy updating.
But how about the cronjobs? Do I need to activate them like the old setup?
The connection check says 'all good' but I don't see any graphs showing up?
Comments
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Ok, so it just took a while for it to appear, all good on that part then.
Now I need to figure out about the email part that doesn't seem to work yet :-)
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