Hmm that's an interesting finding! I'm unfamiliar with how docker ps works under the hood but perhaps utilizing the filter functionality of docker ps (ie docker ps --filter health=unhealthy) is a way to grab the relevant minimal information quickly

ericrafalovsky

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issue openedamir20/dozzle

[Feature Request] Display container health status

Description

One of our uses cases for dozzle is to look at logs to understand why a container may be unhealthy. Docker has a healthcheck feature that is exposed in docker ps that can point developers to what continer's logs may be interesting to investigate, but this requires using both the docker CLI and dozzle. It would be great if dozzle was able to surface this information to avoid needing to use the docker CLI.

Potential solutions

Display a red icon in the left sidebar if a container is not healthy (per docker)
Display some green/red indicator at the top of the UI to indicate if all containers are healthy / unhealthy

Thanks for all your work on this awesome project ❤️ !

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issue openedbuchgr/bazel-remote

Latest bazel-remote (2.4.1) fails to run on Ubuntu 18 due to GLIBC error

Summary

Running bazel-remote version 2.4.1 on Ubuntu 18 fails with the following error message:

/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version GLIBC_2.34 not found

Notably, bazel-remote version 2.4.0 works fine, so reporting this issue as perhaps there were some inadvertent changes in how this point release was packaged.

Details

bazel-remote version: 2.4.1 Ubuntu version: 18.04.5

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