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Enhancement: Support containers with health checks #20
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Specifically talking about the docker connector, it already does this if you've configured your containers correctly in Docker as Plugsy just grabs the docker status using the docker API |
Now I might have missed a status or two but you should see those in the logs |
Ahh that's cool, I realise the difference now, thanks for pointing that out, I'll take a look when I get some time! |
@Inlustra btw, i also did a post on Plugsy in my docker group on FB. (550+ users 'Dockerholics'), so you may see a spike in uptake today :) Thanks again for your efforts. |
6 months later, we're getting an update on this, it is very barebones. If your container has a health status (As per the Docker API) it will be shown. But that's not reflected in the color of the icon, it should match up automatically due to default docker statuses though. If you have some time, I'd love some feedback |
With healthcheck support, will show status of starting/healthy/unhealthy
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