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9 years ago
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# Python docker tools
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Python docker tool is a kiss python module which helps to list
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linked containers inner containers.
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You can use it with `ENTRYPOINT` script to generate configuration.
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## Usages
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We have some containers
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```
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$ docker run -d --name container_1 -p 80 --env container=number1 debian sleep 999999
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$ docker run -d --name container_2 --env container=number2 debian sleep 999999
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$ docker run -d --name container_3 -p 3456/udp debian sleep 999999
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```
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And we link these containers with the one which embed `docker.py` (named here docker_python)
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```
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$ docker run -ti --rm --link container_1 --link container_2 --link container_3 docker_python
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```
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And we get formated json with information about linked containers.
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```json
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{
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"container_1": {
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"environment": {
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"container": "number1"
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},
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"ip": "172.17.0.37",
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"ports": {
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"80": {
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"protocol": "tcp"
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}
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}
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},
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"container_2": {
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"environment": {
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"container": "number2"
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},
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"ip": "172.17.0.38",
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"ports": {}
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},
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"container_3": {
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"environment": {},
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"ip": "172.17.0.40",
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"ports": {
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"22": {
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"protocol": "tcp"
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},
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"3456": {
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"protocol": "udp"
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}
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}
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}
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}
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```
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#### Using as module
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```python
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import docker
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print(docker.get_links())
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```
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You'll get a dictionary with all linked containers
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```python
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{'container_2': {'ports': {}, 'environment': {'container': 'number2'}, 'ip': '172.17.0.38'}, 'container_3': {'ports': {'3456': {'protocol': 'udp'}, '22': {'protocol': 'tcp'}}, 'environment': {}, 'ip': '172.17.0.40'}, 'container_1': {'ports': {'80': {'protocol': 'tcp'}}, 'environment': {'container': 'number1'}, 'ip': '172.17.0.37'}}
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```
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---
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You call also get a pretty print json formating
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```python
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import docker
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print(docker.to_json())
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```
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or filter links
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```python
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import docker
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print(docker.get_links('container_2', 'container_3'))
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```
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