Hi Guys,
I have prepared some time ago an Docker Image with Cacti for an easy deployments.
If you Like that Idea please use it and enjoy
https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/polinux/cacti/
[HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
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Re: [HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
Thank you so much for your effort, that saves a lot of time when you need to get a Cacti running. However, I am more interested to know how to utilize docker to achieve some level of Cacti configuration management.
When Cacti is installed and running, Cacti related files are spread everywhere, we obviously will add new hosts, new templates, new plugins, creating new RRD files etc ... I want to be able to recreate a Cacti server if original server dies or I want to keep a version control of all important files, it is going to be PITA to achieve this goal via puppet/chef etc, how can docker help here? I understand that Docker is not created for this purpose.
When Cacti is installed and running, Cacti related files are spread everywhere, we obviously will add new hosts, new templates, new plugins, creating new RRD files etc ... I want to be able to recreate a Cacti server if original server dies or I want to keep a version control of all important files, it is going to be PITA to achieve this goal via puppet/chef etc, how can docker help here? I understand that Docker is not created for this purpose.
polinux wrote:Hi Guys,
I have prepared some time ago an Docker Image with Cacti for an easy deployments.
If you Like that Idea please use it and enjoy
https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/polinux/cacti/
Re: [HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
Hi
If you are using separate database just dump it and import into new one and save docker image that you have running
`docker save` should help.. see docker documentation
If you are using separate database just dump it and import into new one and save docker image that you have running
`docker save` should help.. see docker documentation
Re: [HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
I started to study docker recently, my first task is to migrate the cacti service to docker, i saw your cacti image in the docker hub and found it very complete, however i am having difficulty migrating the files to that image, can you show me who can to import database into RDD files for this docker?polinux wrote:Hi
If you are using separate database just dump it and import into new one and save docker image that you have running
`docker save` should help.. see docker documentation
Re: [HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
is there a docker for cacti that works on arm processor, specifically the M1 apple's MacBook Pro..
thanks
thanks
Re: [HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
I tryed it on my synology, but it cannot reach my mysql server and shuts the container down:
"Can't connect to mysql server..."
"Can't connect to mysql server..."
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Re: [HOWTO] Deploy Cacti using Docker with no time
@FriFra
Please try
https://hub.docker.com/repository/docke ... ch/i_cacti
or build the docker image yourself with
https://github.com/MartinGillmann/cacti ... -raspberry
It is done for Raspberry but should work for synology too.
Please give me a feedback.
Regards Martin
Please try
https://hub.docker.com/repository/docke ... ch/i_cacti
or build the docker image yourself with
https://github.com/MartinGillmann/cacti ... -raspberry
It is done for Raspberry but should work for synology too.
Please give me a feedback.
Regards Martin
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