This docker image deploys uses netcup scp api to reassign a netcup failoverIP, if a server fails.
To use this image you need netcup as your server infrastructure provider. You also have to purchase and enable the netcup failoverIP service. More information can be found here: https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=1073
docker build -t <image_name>:<image_version> .docker run -d \
-e NETCUP_USER=<NETCUP_USER> \
-e NETCUP_PASSWORD=<NETCUP_PASSWORD> \
-e FAILOVER_IP=<FAILOVER_IP> \
-e FAILOVER_SERVER_1=<FAILOVER_SERVER_1> \
-e FAILOVER_SERVER_MAC_1=<FAILOVER_SERVER_MAC_1> \
<image>:<version>You can add multiple netcup server for the failover with the parameters FAILOVER_SERVER_1 and FAILOVER_SERVER_MAC_1. Just increment the last number.
| Parameter | Function | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| NETCUP_API_URL | Netcup SCP Webservice API | https://www.vservercontrolpanel.de:443/WSEndUser?wsdl |
| NETCUP_USER | Netcup user | - |
| NETCUP_PASSWORD | Netcup Password | - |
| FAILOVER_SERVER_LIST | Netcup comma separated server list name e.g. "v22016063665435548,v22016063665435512" | - |
| SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL | Slack webhook url | https://hooks.slack.com/services/ |
| TIME_BETWEEN_PINGS | Time between two pings in seconds, after that, a failover will be initiated | 60 |
| DRY_RUN | if set to 'ENABLED' the container monitors the failover ip, but won't reassign the failoverIP if a server is down. | '' |
| LOG_LEVEL | Log level. To view the log you can navigate to the log file /var/log/failover.log | INFO |
| FAILOVER_IP | Netcup failover IP | - |