This issue recommends a lightweight agentless automated operation and maintenance platform – Spug.

Spug is a lightweight, agentless automated operation and maintenance platform designed for small and medium-sized enterprises, which integrates a series of functions such as host management, host batch execution, host online terminal, application release and deployment, online task planning, configuration center, monitoring and alarm.

Feature

• Batch execution: online batch execution of host commands
• Online terminal: The host supports browser online terminal login
• File management: online upload and download of host files
• Task Planning: Flexible online task planning
• Release deployment: Support custom release deployment process
• Configuration center: Support KV, text, json and other formats of configuration
• Monitoring center: support site, port, process, custom monitoring
• Alarm center: Support SMS, email, Dingding, wechat and other alarm methods
• Elegant and beautiful: UI interface based on Ant Design
• Open source and free: front and back end code is completely open source

Docker installation

The following installation steps use the Centos7.x operating system.

1 Install docker

Hint:

Ignore if docker is installed.

The following docker installation steps apply to Centos. For other system installation, refer to Docker official documentation.

yum install -y yum-utils
yum-config-manager --add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker-ce.repo
yum install docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io
systemctl start docker

2 Pull the mirror

Hint:

The image of Alibaba Cloud is updated synchronously with Docker hub, and domestic users are advised to use the image of Alibaba Cloud.

docker pull  registry.aliyuncs.com/openspug/spug

3 Start the container

If you want to store code and data persistently, you can add: -v map the /data path inside the container.

Hint:

The official mirror has a built-in Mysql database. If you need to use an external database (Mysql 5.6+), you can refer to this document before performing the next initialization.

Note:

Select either of the following two startup modes as required.

# Persistent storage startup command: 
# /spug refers to the disk path mapped locally, or possibly in other directories, and /data is the path where code and data initialization is stored inside the container 
docker run -d --restart=always --name=spug -p 80:80 -v /spug:/data registry.aliyuncs.com/openspug/spug

# Add additional arguments if you need to use docker in spug 
docker run -d --restart=always --name=spug -p 80:80 -v  /spug/:/data -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v /usr/bin/docker:/usr/bin/docker  registry.aliyuncs.com/openspug/spug

4 Initialize

The following operations will create an administrator account with the user name admin and password spug.dev. You can replace the administrator account yourself.

Note:

If the message indicates that the connection data failed, try again.

docker exec spug init_spug admin  spug.dev

5 Access test

Enter http://localhost:80 in your browser to access it.

 User name: admin
Password: spug.dev

Preview

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