Clowder (noun): A group of cats or other small felines. Because sometimes working with docker feels like herding cats.
Manage services/containers with docker-compose
Provided command will be run against the specified service, or against the entire project if no service is specified.
Usage clowder [-v] <project-name>[.<service-name>] <command>
Commands:
list List all services within a project
list-running List running services within a project
up Create network/volumes/container (as required) and bring service up
down Stop service and delete container
start Alias of up
stop Stop service, without deleting container
pull Pull container sources
build Build a container
update Pull/build/start container
restart Restart container
rm Remove stopped container created by service
ps Show information about running services in a project
check-update Check whether a service can be updated
Example: clowder multimedia.lidarr update
Clowder is a primitive script and all the heavy lifting is done by docker-compose. This is intended to be nothing more than a simplistic script to make some commands easier to manage.
Clowder expects you to have a series of files named like ${service}-compose.json (yes, I wrote it to use json. why? because my brain can't parse yaml).
Example directory structure:
project
|-clowder
|-service1-compose.json
|-service2-compose.json
|-service3-compose.json
Then run it like
./clowder service1 list-running
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