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How to build (custom) apps using the docker-registry

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  • K kallados

    @msbt Im not sure, what you mean. Btw. where you mean. I changed some steps now, bit testing... and i have on the Docker "own version" of Kutt Shortener... Bit this image have 727 MB.. Pretty big. But this is maybe normal. I see noe the App in Cloudron Dashboard, but is not running. I get this again from scratch.

    root@v220201270340135516:~/shortener# docker build -t docker.kallados.com/shortener .
    Sending build context to Docker daemon  122.4kB
    Step 1/8 : FROM cloudron/base:2.0.0@sha256:f9fea80513aa7c92fe2e7bf3978b54c8ac5222f47a9a32a7f8833edf0eb5a4f4
     ---> afa4cfc125b4
    Step 2/8 : RUN mkdir -p /app/code
     ---> Using cache
     ---> f1457aaf57b4
    Step 3/8 : WORKDIR /app/code
     ---> Using cache
     ---> 3b37efec5a77
    Step 4/8 : ARG VERSION=2.7.0
     ---> Using cache
     ---> 8a5edb37372d
    Step 5/8 : RUN curl -L https://github.com/thedevs-network/kutt/archive/v${VERSION}.tar.gz | tar -xz --strip-components 1 -f - &&     ln -s /app/data/env /app/code/.env
     ---> Using cache
     ---> 3ba0e2ef0058
    Step 6/8 : RUN npm install && npm run build
     ---> Using cache
     ---> b94fde788cbf
    Step 7/8 : COPY start.sh /app/pkg/
     ---> Using cache
     ---> 505a39d706b1
    Step 8/8 : CMD [ "/app/pkg/start.sh" ]
     ---> Using cache
     ---> 387ef59734e6
    Successfully built 387ef59734e6
    Successfully tagged docker.kallados.com/shortener:latest
    root@v220201270340135516:~/shortener# ls
    CHANGELOG              DESCRIPTION.md  logo.png        README.md    start.sh
    CloudronManifest.json  Dockerfile      POSTINSTALL.md  screenshots  test
    root@v220201270340135516:~/shortener# docker push docker.kallados.com/shortener
    The push refers to repository [docker.kallados.com/shortener]
    4a1ea3b3d2fd: Pushed 
    e22aa1fdde33: Pushed 
    bf2b3d7dd2c1: Pushed 
    544a933d9f36: Pushed 
    fcdfeda3e242: Pushed 
    0ea3bde29271: Pushed 
    d75ccb14b8b6: Pushed 
    74b4389a43ab: Pushed 
    5f38ae1e1a63: Pushed 
    3479c151673d: Pushed 
    7a307b866f25: Pushed 
    ce3a66c20e17: Pushed 
    7197b970ebb9: Pushed 
    16542a8fc3be: Pushed 
    6597da2e2e52: Pushed 
    977183d4e999: Pushed 
    c8be1b8f4d60: Pushed 
    latest: digest: sha256:eba1b83cc0dddbac09d8ec7fb0bf675887c6a4a57878fbe4b8036e1582e39590 size: 3875
    root@v220201270340135516:~/shortener# cloudron install --image docker.kallados.com/shortener
    Location: 
    root@v220201270340135516:~/shortener# cloudron install --image docker.kallados.com/shortener
    Location: shortener.kallados.com
    App is being installed.
    
     => Queued .
     => Registering subdomains ....
     => Setting up addons ..............
     => Creating container 
     => Waiting for DNS propagation .
     => Wait for health check ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................^C
    root@v220201270340135516:~/shortener# 
    
    

    And here Log from App.

    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:addons shortener.kallados.com Setting up addon redis with options {}
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:addons Re-using existing redis container with state: {"Status":"exited","Running":false,"Paused":false,"Restarting":false,"OOMKilled":false,"Dead":false,"Pid":0,"ExitCode":0,"Error":"","StartedAt":"2021-02-13T20:33:01.889401025Z","FinishedAt":"2021-02-13T20:40:09.139054778Z"}
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:addons Waiting for redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:addons Error setting up redis: { BoxError: Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service
    at /home/yellowtent/box/src/services.js:275:34
    at Object.callback (/home/yellowtent/box/src/docker.js:555:9)
    at /home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/dockerode/lib/container.js:73:12
    at Modem.buildPayload (/home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/docker-modem/lib/modem.js:273:7)
    at IncomingMessage.<anonymous> (/home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/docker-modem/lib/modem.js:232:14)
    at IncomingMessage.emit (events.js:203:15)
    at endReadableNT (_stream_readable.js:1145:12)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:63:19)
    name: 'BoxError',
    reason: 'Inactive',
    details: {},
    message:
    'Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service' }
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:apptask shortener.kallados.com error creating : BoxError: Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:apptask shortener.kallados.com updating app with values: {"installationState":"error","error":{"message":"Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service","reason":"Inactive","taskId":"58","installationState":"pending_resize"}}
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:taskworker Task took 0.314 seconds
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:tasks setCompleted - 58: {"result":null,"error":{"stack":"BoxError: Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service\n at /home/yellowtent/box/src/services.js:275:34\n at Object.callback (/home/yellowtent/box/src/docker.js:555:9)\n at /home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/dockerode/lib/container.js:73:12\n at Modem.buildPayload (/home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/docker-modem/lib/modem.js:273:7)\n at IncomingMessage.<anonymous> (/home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/docker-modem/lib/modem.js:232:14)\n at IncomingMessage.emit (events.js:203:15)\n at endReadableNT (_stream_readable.js:1145:12)\n at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:63:19)","name":"BoxError","reason":"Inactive","details":{},"message":"Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service"}}
    Feb 13 21:40:19 box:tasks 58: {"percent":100,"result":null,"error":{"stack":"BoxError: Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service\n at /home/yellowtent/box/src/services.js:275:34\n at Object.callback (/home/yellowtent/box/src/docker.js:555:9)\n at /home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/dockerode/lib/container.js:73:12\n at Modem.buildPayload (/home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/docker-modem/lib/modem.js:273:7)\n at IncomingMessage.<anonymous> (/home/yellowtent/box/node_modules/docker-modem/lib/modem.js:232:14)\n at IncomingMessage.emit (events.js:203:15)\n at endReadableNT (_stream_readable.js:1145:12)\n at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:63:19)","name":"BoxError","reason":"Inactive","details":{},"message":"Error getting IP of redis-202151ec-54d4-4c8d-ae7a-2a96d5ae01bb service"}}
    Feb 13 21:33:17 ==> First run. Creating env
    Feb 13 21:33:17 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:18 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:18 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:19 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:20 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:22 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:26 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:32 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:46 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:34:12 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:35:03 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:36:03 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:37:04 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:38:04 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:39:05 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:40:05 /app/pkg/start.sh: line 15: CLOUDRON_APP_DOMAIN: unbound variable
    Feb 13 21:33:01 Generating SSL certificate
    Feb 13 21:33:01 Generating a RSA private key
    Feb 13 21:33:01 .+++++
    Feb 13 21:33:01 ......+++++
    Feb 13 21:33:01 writing new private key to '/run/redis.cloudron.key'
    Feb 13 21:33:01 -----
    Feb 13 21:33:01 Starting supervisor
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,019 CRIT Supervisor running as root (no user in config file)
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,019 INFO Included extra file "/etc/supervisor/conf.d/redis-service.conf" during parsing
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,019 INFO Included extra file "/etc/supervisor/conf.d/redis.conf" during parsing
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,027 INFO RPC interface 'supervisor' initialized
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,027 CRIT Server 'inet_http_server' running without any HTTP authentication checking
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,028 INFO RPC interface 'supervisor' initialized
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,028 CRIT Server 'unix_http_server' running without any HTTP authentication checking
    Feb 13 21:33:02 2021-02-13 20:33:02,028 INFO supervisord started with pid 1
    Feb 13 21:33:03 2021-02-13 20:33:03,030 INFO spawned: 'redis' with pid 15
    Feb 13 21:33:03 2021-02-13 20:33:03,032 INFO spawned: 'redis-service' with pid 16
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:C 13 Feb 20:33:03.035 # oO0OoO0OoO0Oo Redis is starting oO0OoO0OoO0Oo
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:C 13 Feb 20:33:03.035 # Redis version=4.0.9, bits=64, commit=00000000, modified=0, pid=15, just started
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:C 13 Feb 20:33:03.035 # Configuration loaded
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:M 13 Feb 20:33:03.036 * Running mode=standalone, port=6379.
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:M 13 Feb 20:33:03.036 # Server initialized
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:M 13 Feb 20:33:03.036 # WARNING overcommit_memory is set to 0! Background save may fail under low memory condition. To fix this issue add 'vm.overcommit_memory = 1' to /etc/sysctl.conf and then reboot or run the command 'sysctl vm.overcommit_memory=1' for this to take effect.
    Feb 13 21:33:03 15:M 13 Feb 20:33:03.036 * Ready to accept connections
    Feb 13 21:33:03 Redis service endpoint listening on https://:::3000
    Feb 13 21:33:04 2021-02-13 20:33:04,138 INFO success: redis entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
    Feb 13 21:33:04 2021-02-13 20:33:04,138 INFO success: redis-service entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (startsecs)
    Feb 13 21:33:16 [GET] /healthcheck
    Feb 13 21:40:09 2021-02-13 20:40:09,089 WARN received SIGTERM indicating exit request
    Feb 13 21:40:09 2021-02-13 20:40:09,089 INFO waiting for redis, redis-service to die
    Feb 13 21:40:09 2021-02-13 20:40:09,091 INFO stopped: redis-service (terminated by SIGTERM)
    Feb 13 21:40:09 15:signal-handler (1613248809) Received SIGTERM scheduling shutdown...
    Feb 13 21:40:09 15:M 13 Feb 20:40:09.109 # User requested shutdown...
    Feb 13 21:40:09 15:M 13 Feb 20:40:09.109 * Saving the final RDB snapshot before exiting.
    Feb 13 21:40:09 15:M 13 Feb 20:40:09.110 * DB saved on disk
    Feb 13 21:40:09 15:M 13 Feb 20:40:09.110 * Removing the pid file.
    Feb 13 21:40:09 15:M 13 Feb 20:40:09.110 # Redis is now ready to exit, bye bye...
    Feb 13 21:40:09 2021-02-13 20:40:09,111 INFO stopped: redis (exit status 0)
    
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    girish
    Staff
    wrote on last edited by
    #12

    @kallados Ah, I think that is fixed by Services -> Redis -> Restart ? And then come back to this view and Retry resize.

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    • K Offline
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      kallados
      wrote on last edited by kallados
      #13

      I can't get it 😕 I can build everything is fine. But i can't push it to Docker Registry UI.

      Cloudron Build Service: https://builder.kallados.com
      Docker Registry UI: https://docker.kallados.com

      Git with Original Base Image from Cloudron: https://gitea.kallados.com/root/shortener

      Building - OK

      root@v220201270340137003:~/shortener# cloudron build --set-build-service
      Enter build service URL: builder.kallados.com        
      Using build service https://builder.kallados.com
      Building kallados/shortener:20210214-180129-524065527
      Uploading source tarball...
      Build Service login (https://builder.kallados.com):
      Username: kallados
      Password: ****************************
      Login successful.
      
      .....
      Compiled successfully.
      
      

      Push - NOK

      Successfully built 40310b79e0c2
      Successfully tagged kallados/shortener:20210214-180518-5970157a5
      The push refers to repository [docker.io/kallados/shortener]
      
      

      For some reason... he want to push just in docker.io and not docker.kallados.com

      But my docker.json on Builder App is fine...

      {
        "docker.kallados.com": {
          "username": "kallados",
          "password": "xxx"
        }
      }
      

      I tested few times -> cloudron build --set-repository

      But get error (Builder LOG)

      Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 Building...
      Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 docker build -t docker.kallados.com/kallados/life.gd.shortener:20210214-181144-759ce076f (Dockerfile)
      Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 Build stream finished
      Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 Pushing...
      Feb 14 19:12:15 build-1613326304870 has status running. Logs at /tmp/build-1613326304870.log
      Feb 14 19:12:35 build-1613326304870 Push stream finished
      Feb 14 19:12:35 build-1613326304870 received unexpected HTTP status: 200 OK
      Feb 14 19:12:35 build-1613326304870 Push failed
      Feb 14 19:12:35 ERROR Build build-1613326304870 failed during image pushing. [ /app/code/src/builds.js:142:25 ]
      

      Maybe is something wrong with my Repository Adress, because this here not working 😞

      root@v220201270340137003:~/shortener# cloudron build --set-repository
      Enter repository (e.g registry/username/it.kutt.cloudronapp): docker.kallados.com/kallados/life.gd.shortener
      

      Thanks for your support guys

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      • K kallados

        I can't get it 😕 I can build everything is fine. But i can't push it to Docker Registry UI.

        Cloudron Build Service: https://builder.kallados.com
        Docker Registry UI: https://docker.kallados.com

        Git with Original Base Image from Cloudron: https://gitea.kallados.com/root/shortener

        Building - OK

        root@v220201270340137003:~/shortener# cloudron build --set-build-service
        Enter build service URL: builder.kallados.com        
        Using build service https://builder.kallados.com
        Building kallados/shortener:20210214-180129-524065527
        Uploading source tarball...
        Build Service login (https://builder.kallados.com):
        Username: kallados
        Password: ****************************
        Login successful.
        
        .....
        Compiled successfully.
        
        

        Push - NOK

        Successfully built 40310b79e0c2
        Successfully tagged kallados/shortener:20210214-180518-5970157a5
        The push refers to repository [docker.io/kallados/shortener]
        
        

        For some reason... he want to push just in docker.io and not docker.kallados.com

        But my docker.json on Builder App is fine...

        {
          "docker.kallados.com": {
            "username": "kallados",
            "password": "xxx"
          }
        }
        

        I tested few times -> cloudron build --set-repository

        But get error (Builder LOG)

        Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 Building...
        Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 docker build -t docker.kallados.com/kallados/life.gd.shortener:20210214-181144-759ce076f (Dockerfile)
        Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 Build stream finished
        Feb 14 19:11:45 build-1613326304870 Pushing...
        Feb 14 19:12:15 build-1613326304870 has status running. Logs at /tmp/build-1613326304870.log
        Feb 14 19:12:35 build-1613326304870 Push stream finished
        Feb 14 19:12:35 build-1613326304870 received unexpected HTTP status: 200 OK
        Feb 14 19:12:35 build-1613326304870 Push failed
        Feb 14 19:12:35 ERROR Build build-1613326304870 failed during image pushing. [ /app/code/src/builds.js:142:25 ]
        

        Maybe is something wrong with my Repository Adress, because this here not working 😞

        root@v220201270340137003:~/shortener# cloudron build --set-repository
        Enter repository (e.g registry/username/it.kutt.cloudronapp): docker.kallados.com/kallados/life.gd.shortener
        

        Thanks for your support guys

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        msbt
        App Dev
        wrote on last edited by
        #14

        @kallados did you also restart the build-app after setting the docker stuff?

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        • M msbt

          @kallados did you also restart the build-app after setting the docker stuff?

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            robi
            wrote on last edited by
            #16

            does the cloudron npm need an update? what version is it?

            Conscious tech

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            • robiR robi

              does the cloudron npm need an update? what version is it?

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              kallados
              wrote on last edited by kallados
              #17

              @robi

              6.14.4
              

              where i run cloudron CLI and 7.5.4 on Cloudron Builder Server. Seems to be same problem here maybe.
              https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4459/cloudron-build-mess-up
              Some Issue with Name with new Cloudron Registry UI App

              Maybe is here some problem with Cloudron build and subdomain. My Repo is with subdomain docker.kallados.com

              cloudron build --set-repository
              Enter repository (e.g registry/username/it.kutt.cloudronapp): docker.kallados.com/kallados/short
              

              get Output:

              Successfully tagged docker.kallados.com/kallados/short:20210214-211247-622543dc1
              The push refers to repository [docker.kallados.com/kallados/short]
              

              End error:

              Feb 14 22:12:48 ===========================================
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Application Build Service Worker
              Feb 14 22:12:48 ===========================================
              Feb 14 22:12:48
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Docker Username: kallados
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Build logfile: /tmp/build-1613337167754.log
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Build Id: build-1613337167754
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Image Repo: docker.kallados.com/kallados/short
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Image Tag: 20210214-211247-622543dc1
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Push: true
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Source Archive: /tmp/ZHo6Al3DzbPVKU5eUfGpUMN2.gz
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Use cache: true
              Feb 14 22:12:48 Dockerfile Name: Dockerfile
              Feb 14 22:12:48
              Feb 14 22:12:48 ===========================================
              Feb 14 22:12:48
              Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 Building...
              Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 docker build -t docker.kallados.com/kallados/short:20210214-211247-622543dc1 (Dockerfile)
              Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 Build stream finished
              Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 Pushing...
              Feb 14 22:13:18 build-1613337167754 has status running. Logs at /tmp/build-1613337167754.log
              Feb 14 22:13:38 build-1613337167754 Push stream finished
              Feb 14 22:13:38 build-1613337167754 received unexpected HTTP status: 200 OK
              Feb 14 22:13:38 build-1613337167754 Push failed
              Feb 14 22:13:38 ERROR Build build-1613337167754 failed during image pushing. [ /app/code/src/builds.js:142:25 ]
              

              If i use just just

              cloudron build --set-repository
              Enter repository (e.g registry/username/it.kutt.cloudronapp): kallados/shortener
              

              get answer

              Successfully tagged kallados/shortener:20210214-211904-2725dd144
              The push refers to repository [docker.io/kallados/shortener]
              

              But docker.io has been nowhere stored from me. docker.json on Builder is correct.

              *** I have tried to enter a port. Interesting why IPv6 pops out... but at least I get response from the server.

              Successfully built 40310b79e0c2
              Successfully tagged gd.life:8000/kallados/short:20210214-221223-9816a45d7
              The push refers to repository [gd.life:8000/kallados/short]
              Get https://gd.life:8000/v2/: dial tcp [xxx:3549::3]:8000: connect: no route to host
              Failed to build app. See log output above.
              
              

              So i got it successfully and pushed into Registry on Cloudron. I had just to use Docker and not Cloudron Builder.

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                wrote on last edited by robi
                #18

                docker.io is the default, unless overidden with a private registry.

                Conscious tech

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                • robiR robi

                  docker.io is the default, unless overidden with a private registry.

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                  kallados
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #19

                  @robi My privat registry running on docker.kallados.com, unfortunately just with docker. I cab't use Builder for some Reason.

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                  • K kallados

                    @robi

                    6.14.4
                    

                    where i run cloudron CLI and 7.5.4 on Cloudron Builder Server. Seems to be same problem here maybe.
                    https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4459/cloudron-build-mess-up
                    Some Issue with Name with new Cloudron Registry UI App

                    Maybe is here some problem with Cloudron build and subdomain. My Repo is with subdomain docker.kallados.com

                    cloudron build --set-repository
                    Enter repository (e.g registry/username/it.kutt.cloudronapp): docker.kallados.com/kallados/short
                    

                    get Output:

                    Successfully tagged docker.kallados.com/kallados/short:20210214-211247-622543dc1
                    The push refers to repository [docker.kallados.com/kallados/short]
                    

                    End error:

                    Feb 14 22:12:48 ===========================================
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Application Build Service Worker
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 ===========================================
                    Feb 14 22:12:48
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Docker Username: kallados
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Build logfile: /tmp/build-1613337167754.log
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Build Id: build-1613337167754
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Image Repo: docker.kallados.com/kallados/short
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Image Tag: 20210214-211247-622543dc1
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Push: true
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Source Archive: /tmp/ZHo6Al3DzbPVKU5eUfGpUMN2.gz
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Use cache: true
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 Dockerfile Name: Dockerfile
                    Feb 14 22:12:48
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 ===========================================
                    Feb 14 22:12:48
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 Building...
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 docker build -t docker.kallados.com/kallados/short:20210214-211247-622543dc1 (Dockerfile)
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 Build stream finished
                    Feb 14 22:12:48 build-1613337167754 Pushing...
                    Feb 14 22:13:18 build-1613337167754 has status running. Logs at /tmp/build-1613337167754.log
                    Feb 14 22:13:38 build-1613337167754 Push stream finished
                    Feb 14 22:13:38 build-1613337167754 received unexpected HTTP status: 200 OK
                    Feb 14 22:13:38 build-1613337167754 Push failed
                    Feb 14 22:13:38 ERROR Build build-1613337167754 failed during image pushing. [ /app/code/src/builds.js:142:25 ]
                    

                    If i use just just

                    cloudron build --set-repository
                    Enter repository (e.g registry/username/it.kutt.cloudronapp): kallados/shortener
                    

                    get answer

                    Successfully tagged kallados/shortener:20210214-211904-2725dd144
                    The push refers to repository [docker.io/kallados/shortener]
                    

                    But docker.io has been nowhere stored from me. docker.json on Builder is correct.

                    *** I have tried to enter a port. Interesting why IPv6 pops out... but at least I get response from the server.

                    Successfully built 40310b79e0c2
                    Successfully tagged gd.life:8000/kallados/short:20210214-221223-9816a45d7
                    The push refers to repository [gd.life:8000/kallados/short]
                    Get https://gd.life:8000/v2/: dial tcp [xxx:3549::3]:8000: connect: no route to host
                    Failed to build app. See log output above.
                    
                    

                    So i got it successfully and pushed into Registry on Cloudron. I had just to use Docker and not Cloudron Builder.

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                    wrote on last edited by
                    #20

                    @kallados I think the issue you hit is that 6.1.2 has a bug where pushing from a custom docker client fails (in this case, the docker client is the build service). https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4383/cannot-install-apps-from-docker-registry-because-authentication-fails/8 has the fix.

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                    • M msbt

                      Since I was documenting what I was doing to debug errors, here's a short how-to for people who want to use the docker-registry app with authentication to build their own apps. Before submitting I realized that @girish already made a post here, but that was without the registry so I'm posting it either way 😬

                      Prerequisites:

                      A machine that has both, docker and the cloudron cli installed and of course one or two Cloudrons for the apps to build and/or install

                      Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/
                      Cloudron CLI: https://docs.cloudron.io/custom-apps/cli/

                      How to build apps and push to your Docker-Registry

                      install the docker-registry app on a cloudron (if possible don't use a production server), e.g. docker.example.com (you might want to create a dedicated user to work with it). Add the URL and docker credentials to your target cloudron in Settings / Private Docker Registry

                      Optional: use the Cloudron Build Service

                      install the Build Service app, e.g. https://build.example.com, open the terminal or file manager of the app and enter your docker credentials in /app/data/docker.json. After those changes reboot the build service app to make sure the correct registry is in there. You can directly login to your build service (no trailing slash in the url! see https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/build-service/ for more information) via
                      $ cloudron build --set-build-service (enter https://build.example.com)

                      clone any repo you want to build
                      $ git clone https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/lamp-app

                      cwd into the cloned git directory
                      $ cd lamp-app/

                      With local build

                      login to the docker-registry with your credentials (as non root user you might need to use sudo when issuing docker commands)
                      $ docker login docker.example.com

                      build the thing (use custom lamp-app:tags if you want specific tag names)
                      $ docker build -t docker.example.com/lamp-app .

                      push to the registry - this does not work without logging in first
                      $ docker push docker.example.com/lamp-app

                      install on your target cloudron after logging in via cloudron login
                      $ cloudron install --image docker.example.com/lamp-app

                      With the Build Service

                      If you're using the build service, you can just run
                      $ cloudron build and enter your docker-repo (e.g. docker.example.com/lamp-app)
                      and after logging in to your cloudron
                      $ cloudron install --image docker.example.com/lamp-app

                      If you updated an app, you can use cloudron update to push a new version for an existing app.

                      Cheers, M

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                      #21

                      @msbt 🙏🦾🙌+1

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                      • M msbt

                        Since I was documenting what I was doing to debug errors, here's a short how-to for people who want to use the docker-registry app with authentication to build their own apps. Before submitting I realized that @girish already made a post here, but that was without the registry so I'm posting it either way 😬

                        Prerequisites:

                        A machine that has both, docker and the cloudron cli installed and of course one or two Cloudrons for the apps to build and/or install

                        Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/
                        Cloudron CLI: https://docs.cloudron.io/custom-apps/cli/

                        How to build apps and push to your Docker-Registry

                        install the docker-registry app on a cloudron (if possible don't use a production server), e.g. docker.example.com (you might want to create a dedicated user to work with it). Add the URL and docker credentials to your target cloudron in Settings / Private Docker Registry

                        Optional: use the Cloudron Build Service

                        install the Build Service app, e.g. https://build.example.com, open the terminal or file manager of the app and enter your docker credentials in /app/data/docker.json. After those changes reboot the build service app to make sure the correct registry is in there. You can directly login to your build service (no trailing slash in the url! see https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/build-service/ for more information) via
                        $ cloudron build --set-build-service (enter https://build.example.com)

                        clone any repo you want to build
                        $ git clone https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/lamp-app

                        cwd into the cloned git directory
                        $ cd lamp-app/

                        With local build

                        login to the docker-registry with your credentials (as non root user you might need to use sudo when issuing docker commands)
                        $ docker login docker.example.com

                        build the thing (use custom lamp-app:tags if you want specific tag names)
                        $ docker build -t docker.example.com/lamp-app .

                        push to the registry - this does not work without logging in first
                        $ docker push docker.example.com/lamp-app

                        install on your target cloudron after logging in via cloudron login
                        $ cloudron install --image docker.example.com/lamp-app

                        With the Build Service

                        If you're using the build service, you can just run
                        $ cloudron build and enter your docker-repo (e.g. docker.example.com/lamp-app)
                        and after logging in to your cloudron
                        $ cloudron install --image docker.example.com/lamp-app

                        If you updated an app, you can use cloudron update to push a new version for an existing app.

                        Cheers, M

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                        wrote on last edited by BrutalBirdie
                        #22

                        @msbt Nice guide!

                        There is something that I miss tho.
                        I like to run my cloudron apps local first so I can see if everything is working as intended.
                        This only works to a certain level for example this can't work if a database addon is used.
                        But everything before that step can be tested locally.

                        A full local test suite would be awesome, so I the developer don't have to push every test and deploy it.

                        For example this is how I do some local testing before I push my image.

                        Needed software is jq for json parsing, docker, bash, sed

                        Script explained with words:

                        • Get the ID and version Tag from the CloudronManifest.json and use them for docker build.
                        • Create local folders for /tmp /app/data and /run so I can emulate cloudrons readonly behavior.
                        • Cleanup local folders so every test is fresh and clean
                        • Build the docker image with Data from CloudronManifest.json
                        • Run the freshly build Image in readonly mode with local test folders and an interactive bash session so I can debug / test some stuff.
                        #!/bin/bash
                        
                        set -x
                        
                        ID=$(jq -r ".id" CloudronManifest.json)
                        VERSION=$(jq -r ".version" CloudronManifest.json')
                        
                        echo "=> Create Test Data dir"
                        mkdir -p ./cloudron_test/data ./cloudron_test/tmp ./cloudron_test/run
                        
                        echo "=> Cleanup Test Data"
                        rm -rf ./cloudron_test/data/* ./cloudron_test/tmp/* ./cloudron_test/run/*
                        
                        echo "=> Build test image"
                        docker build -t dr.cloudron.dev/$ID:$VERSION .
                        
                        echo "=> Run $VERSION tag of build image of $ID"
                        docker run -ti --read-only \
                            --volume $(pwd)/cloudron_test/data:/app/data:rw \
                            --volume $(pwd)/cloudron_test/tmp:/tmp:rw \
                            --volume $(pwd)/cloudron_test/run:/run:rw \
                            dr.cloudron.dev/$ID:$VERSION \
                            bash
                        
                        

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                        • BrutalBirdieB BrutalBirdie

                          @msbt Nice guide!

                          There is something that I miss tho.
                          I like to run my cloudron apps local first so I can see if everything is working as intended.
                          This only works to a certain level for example this can't work if a database addon is used.
                          But everything before that step can be tested locally.

                          A full local test suite would be awesome, so I the developer don't have to push every test and deploy it.

                          For example this is how I do some local testing before I push my image.

                          Needed software is jq for json parsing, docker, bash, sed

                          Script explained with words:

                          • Get the ID and version Tag from the CloudronManifest.json and use them for docker build.
                          • Create local folders for /tmp /app/data and /run so I can emulate cloudrons readonly behavior.
                          • Cleanup local folders so every test is fresh and clean
                          • Build the docker image with Data from CloudronManifest.json
                          • Run the freshly build Image in readonly mode with local test folders and an interactive bash session so I can debug / test some stuff.
                          #!/bin/bash
                          
                          set -x
                          
                          ID=$(jq -r ".id" CloudronManifest.json)
                          VERSION=$(jq -r ".version" CloudronManifest.json')
                          
                          echo "=> Create Test Data dir"
                          mkdir -p ./cloudron_test/data ./cloudron_test/tmp ./cloudron_test/run
                          
                          echo "=> Cleanup Test Data"
                          rm -rf ./cloudron_test/data/* ./cloudron_test/tmp/* ./cloudron_test/run/*
                          
                          echo "=> Build test image"
                          docker build -t dr.cloudron.dev/$ID:$VERSION .
                          
                          echo "=> Run $VERSION tag of build image of $ID"
                          docker run -ti --read-only \
                              --volume $(pwd)/cloudron_test/data:/app/data:rw \
                              --volume $(pwd)/cloudron_test/tmp:/tmp:rw \
                              --volume $(pwd)/cloudron_test/run:/run:rw \
                              dr.cloudron.dev/$ID:$VERSION \
                              bash
                          
                          
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                          wrote on last edited by
                          #23

                          @brutalbirdie btw, you can get raw strings from jq directly without having to strip quotes with the -r option:

                          ID=$(jq -r ".id" CloudronManifest.json)
                          VERSION=$(jq -r ".version" CloudronManifest.json)
                          

                          This does one better than just stripping quotes since it will also decode other escaped characters (not that that applies in this case).

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                          • infogulchI infogulch

                            @brutalbirdie btw, you can get raw strings from jq directly without having to strip quotes with the -r option:

                            ID=$(jq -r ".id" CloudronManifest.json)
                            VERSION=$(jq -r ".version" CloudronManifest.json)
                            

                            This does one better than just stripping quotes since it will also decode other escaped characters (not that that applies in this case).

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                            BrutalBirdie
                            Partner
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #24

                            @infogulch RTFM myself 😄 nice catch, thanks for that.

                            Like my work? Consider donating a drink. Cheers!

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