Today is the three year anniversary for #dockcheck as a project!
I know stars are a flawed measurement, but it still makes me happy.

https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck

#docker #containers #automation #bash

3 weeks until #FOSDEM !

Got a few #dockcheck stickers ready to give to randoms or leave at odd places.

Huh, I just stumbled upon that #Gource made a video of #dockcheck - thats fun! Even though the project is very small and slow moving 😅 so not very exciting to watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN8bxIErXqo

awslabs/amazon-bedrock-agentcore-samples - Gource visualisation

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@patrick
May I suggest #dockcheck ? Its a simple bash script, run as is or configure it with a bunch of options like notifications with simple plugins for multiple platforms (matrix, telegram, smtp and many more), image backups, automated updates or granular selection either interactive or by labels or arguments.

https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck

GitHub - mag37/dockcheck: CLI tool to automate docker image updates. Interactive or unattended with notifications, image backups, autoprune, no pre-pulling and more.

CLI tool to automate docker image updates. Interactive or unattended with notifications, image backups, autoprune, no pre-pulling and more. - GitHub - mag37/dockcheck: CLI tool to automate docker ...

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@maxheadroom @shollyethan

I'll be bold and toot my own horn here - #dockcheck is a shell script that aims to be very simple to get going but have a lot of modular options. Like labels, notifications, backups, auto pruning, and more. And can be scheduled with cron/systemd/other.

@shollyethan gave me the opportunity to write an article last week:
https://selfh.st/post/dockcheck-cli-container-updates

dockcheck: A CLI Tool for Updating Container Images

An introduction to updating container images from the command line with dockcheck

selfh.st

New release of dockcheck.sh - v0.7.5 !

This version brings the new option `-b N` - Enable image backups and sets number of days to keep from pruning.

Which allows for easy rollback if a new image breaks. The images will be auto removed after *N* days of age in future runs of dockcheck.

https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck

#dockcheck #containers #docker #selfhosting #homelab #automation

GitHub - mag37/dockcheck: CLI tool to automate docker image updates. Interactive or unattended with notifications, image backups, autoprune, no pre-pulling and more.

CLI tool to automate docker image updates. Interactive or unattended with notifications, image backups, autoprune, no pre-pulling and more. - GitHub - mag37/dockcheck: CLI tool to automate docker ...

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Excited to feature a new guest post from the developer of a tool I personally use to manage my #homelab infrastructure -- #dockcheck, a CLI #Docker #container update manager!

https://selfh.st/post/dockcheck-cli-container-updates/

#selfhost #selfhosted #selfhosting #homelab #foss #opensource #updates #sysadmin #devops #development #server

dockcheck: A CLI Tool for Updating Container Images

An introduction to updating container images from the command line with dockcheck

selfh.st

@eurostack
Firstly - great job!

While I'm very happy that you list my project #dockcheck I saw that it had a red mark at "European" - but it's very much European made :) I'm Swedish, creator and sole maintainer of the project.

Listing: https://euro-stack.com/solutions/dockcheck

And nitpicking - the homepage listed is my personal, and not the project itself.

Dockcheck | EuroStack Directory Project

Dockcheck is a bash script that efficiently checks for Docker container updates without pre-pulling images.

#dockcheck Release v0.6.6 !

The last couple of releases have brought some heavy rework - first of the update process and now the notifications with a complete overhaul.

Release post on Lemmy: https://lemmy.ml/post/30883634

Github: https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck

Please spread <3

[RELEASE] dockcheck.sh v0.6.6 - CLI tool to automate (or notify about) docker image updates - Lemmy

Another few months have passed and thanks to a of user contributions and suggestions a bunch of changes got implemented, big and small. The two latest changes have been pretty large: - Complete rewrite of notification logics - Configuration is set through the dockcheck.config - Templates used “untouched” - Possibility to trigger multiple notification templates through “channels” - Restructure the update process - First pulls all (selected) images - Then recreate all containers that received updates - to avoid unnecessary restarts and strain https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck [https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck] Plenty more changes have been implemented since I posted last, such as: - Added a config-file to set user options (same as passing option flags). - Added option -u for unattended dockcheck self update (caution!). - Added option -I to print urls from url.list to list of containers with updates. - Cleaned up and refactored a lot of code; - Safer variables and pipefail options. - Consistent colorization of messages. - Monochrome mode hides progress bar. - Exits if pull or recreation of container fails. - Cleared up some readme with extra info; - Synology DSM - Prometheus + node_exporter - Zabbix config - Rest API script - Unraid wrapper script - Permission checks; - Graceful exit if no docker permissions. - pkg-manager installs handles sudo/doas/root properly. - Notify-templates; added slack, added markdown support to some templates. I’m very happy to have a supportive and contributing user base who helps with troubleshooting, suggesting changes and contributing code. Thank you!