ducksoak

A way of running a load of tsduck docker instances to analyse a bunch of streams.

Installation

cd ducksoak
pip install . --user

Configfile

Its a yaml file. You can define where you want the logs to go on your localmachine, the tsduck a image to use and what input and output stream(s) you would like to analyse. Here is an example:

image: tsduckimage:1
logs: /tmp/soaklogs
inputs:
    - 239.100.1.1:5000
    - 239.100.1.2:5000
outputs:
    - 239.1.1.1:5000
    - 239.1.1.2:5000

Running

This script will run a tsduck container per input/output stream

To make a mess..(normal running)

ducksoak config.yaml

To tidy up..

ducksoak config.yaml --tidyup

Docker usage

This relies on being able to access the docker socket on the host Also be aware the permissions on the volumed in log directory may be a bit screwy (wip)

docker run --net=host -it -v /home/adam.cathersides/github/ducksoak/config.yaml:/config.yaml -v /tmp/soaklogs/:/tmp/soaklogs/ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock adamcathersides/ducksoak:1 /config.yaml

docker run --net=host -it -v /home/adam.cathersides/github/ducksoak/config.yaml:/config.yaml -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock adamcathersides/ducksoak:1 /config.yaml --tidyup

Notes

The tsduck containers are run in host networking mode