State : beta/developpment
use it at your own risk
A little script as like as a bulk manager to use with several docker-compose files.
- Run, Stop a tree of docker-compose.yml
- Stop'n'Run to force a full reload
- Each docker-compose.yml can be managed/unmanaged just with an empty file "OK"
- External conf file can be used to order the Run and Stop (Stop is inverted)
- Single command to prune all unused images/volumes/networks
- installer/updater for docker-compose (read the help before use)
./dcr.sh -h
manage a tree of docker-compose :
default only dir with 'OK' file can be managed (or use the 'force' option)
conf file dcr.sh.conf is used is exist to manage the tree (can be define too by -c)
dcr.sh
├── stack1
│ ├── docker-compose.yml
│ ├── .env
│ └── OK
└── stack2
└── docker-compose.yml
Usage : dcr.sh [ACTION] [OPTION]
ACTION
-h Help : show this help
-u Up : builds, (re)creates, starts, and attaches to containers for each docker-compose
-d Down : stops containers and removes containers, networks, volumes, and images created by up
-r Restart : Down and Up on each docker-compose
-p Prune : remove unsed images, volumes and networks
-i Install/Update : check if new versions of docker-compose and dcr exist (autoupdate for docker-compose if force)
OPTION
-f Force : no check of 'OK' file (udr), auto install/upgrade (i)
-c <file> Conf file : get list of folder from file instead of generate it
-v Verbose : show more information
/!\ use force only if you are sure what you do
use this script at your own risk
some usefull commands :
generate conf file from running docker-compose :
docker compose ls | cut -f1 -d" " | sed "1d" > myfile.conf
- installer/updater
- manage default conf file in
/etc/
and/or/usr/local/etc
- add version number management