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@flowfuse/driver-docker
Advanced tools
FlowFuse driver to create projects as docker containers
In the flowforge.yml
file
...
driver:
type: docker
options:
socket: /tmp/docker.sock
registry: containers.flowforge.com
privateCA: /full/path/to/chain.pem
logPassthrough: true
storage:
enabled: true
path: /opt/flowfuse/storage
registry
is the Docker Registry to load Stack Containers from (default: Docker Hub)socket
is the path to the docker unix domain socket (default: /var/run/docker.sock)privateCA
: is the fully qualified path to a pem file containing trusted CA cert chain (default: not set)logPassthrough
Have Node-RED logs printed in JSON format to container stdout (default: false)storage.enabled
enables mounting a directory into each Node-RED instance as persistence storage (default: false)storage.path
is the fully qualified path to the root directory for the storage on the host (default: not set)DOCKER_SOCKET
- Path to docker unix domain socketFAQs
Docker driver for FlowFuse
We found that @flowfuse/driver-docker demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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