Perform an rclone command based on a cron schedule, with healthchecks.io monitoring.
docker create \
--name=rclone \
--env CLEAN_EMPTY_DIRS="1" \
--env COMMAND="sync" \
--env COMMAND_OPTS="-v" \
--env CRON="0 * * * *" \
--env CRON_ENABLED="1" \
--env DESTINATION="gdrive:media" \
--env HEALTH_URL=http://example.com/asdf1234 \
--env SOURCE=/source \
--env TZ="Europe/Amsterdam" \
--volume <path to data>:/config \
drvdijk/rclone
The parameters are split into two halves, separated by a colon, the left hand side representing the host and the right the container side.
--volume /config - config file and for rclone
--env CLEAN_EMPTY_DIRS - Defaults to "1". Will remove empty directories from source before running rclone.
--env COMMAND - The command to run. Defaults to "sync"
--env COMMAND_OPTS - additional options for rclone command. Defaults to `-v`
--env CRON - cron schedule, defaults to hourly
--env CRON_ENABLED - Defaults to "1". If disabled, rclone will run once when container is started
--env DESTINATION - The destination on the rclone remote
--env HEALTH_URL - monitoring service url to GET after a successful rclone command
--env SOURCE - The local source directory
--env TZ - the timezone to use for the cron and log. Defaults to `America/Edmonton`
It is based on alpine linux. For shell access while the container is running, docker exec -it rclone /bin/bash.
See rclone docs for syntax and additional options.
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