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Introduction
With the following instructions, mailGraph can be run in a Docker container. Every new version of mailGraph will also be deployed to Docker Hub.
WORK-IN-PROGRESS
Instructions - Plain vanilla deployment
- Create a directory structure on your system as follows:
mkdir /opt/Zabbix-Mailgraph mkdir /opt/Zabbix-Mailgraph/config mkdir /opt/Zabbix-Mailgraph/templates
- Create a new
config.json
in the aboveconfig
directory and configure accordingly (refer to the wiki for more detailed instructions or use theconfig.json.template
as a boilerplate). - Copy the
plain.template
andhtml.template
into the abovetemplates
directory. - Deploy the mailGraph container, preferably using
docker-compose
: -- Adopt and configure thedocker-compose.yml
file to your needs; -- ConfigureRESTART_POLICY=unless-stopped
in a file name.env
(same directory asdocker-compose
). - Start the container:
docker-compose -D up
. - Follow best-practices on your applicable Linux version to ensure the container is started after a reboot.
When running:
- mailGraph is exposed on port
9080
(point the Zabbix webhook to this location). - Apache logging is exposed on
/opt/Zabbix-Mailgraph/apache.log
.
Testing and Debugging
- Display currently running containers
docker ps
. - Execute
docker exec -it <container name> sh
for a shell into the container. - Following the instructions in the Wiki on troubleshooting and debugging, i.e.:
--
cd /var/www/site/public
--php mailGraph.test test
- When done testing,
exit
the container.
Periodic cleanup of images and logs
The following command must be run on a regular basis to clean up images and logs (add to cron for example):
docker exec -it <container name> cleanup
Custom deployment
In case you like to adjust the container to your needs, you can adopt and modiyfy the provisioned scripts and files in this directory.
Please do not forget to modify the repository name in build.sh
and docker-compose.yml
.
Special thank you
I would like to express my gratitude to the following people that have actively contributed to bring bugs and improvements to my attention with regards for mailGraph on Docker: