About
The "DevOps Report Manager" program creates reports on the status of Docker containers or Kubernetes pods located on Linux servers, and also creates reports on the status of programs installed on web servers, if these programs have a program context.
The "DevOps Report Manager" program creates a report in the form of a table in HTML + JavaScript format or EML format.
All DevOps Report Manager settings are encrypted with AES 256 encryption.
The program "DevOps Report Manager" has authorization of one user by password.
All DevOps Report Manager settings are password protected from saving changes.
The program "DevOps Report Manager" has the ability to import and export settings (when exporting settings, you can reset the password for the exported settings file).
The "DevOps Report Manager" program writes logs as a single file, the log is overwritten when it reaches 7 megabytes.
Activation of the full version of the program "DevOps Report Manager" occurs offline, on the user's machine using an activation key.
Docker report
The "DevOps Report Manager" program creates a report on the status of the Docker container, named Image name and Image tag.
Docker Compose report
The "DevOps Report Manager" program generates a report on the status of the Docker project, named Project name.
Kubernetes report
The DevOps Report Manager program generates a Kubernetes pod status report, named Image name, Image tag, and Namespace.
Kubernetes Application report
The DevOps Report Manager program generates a Kubernetes Pod status report, by Application name, Application version (optional parameter), Part-of parameter (optional parameter), and Namespace.
Program context report
The "DevOps Report Manager" program creates a report on the status and health of the client program installed on the web server, if this program has a program context like this ( { "programName": "Test_1", "programVersion": "1.0.0", " standIP": "127.0.0.1" } ) and if the path to the program context is something like this ( https://address:port/program name/… path to the program context ).
Types of states for Docker containers:
Error connecting to server;
Docker is not installed on the server, or the user does not have rights to run Docker commands;
All containers are in the created state;
Several containers are in the created or unknown state;
All containers are in a state that does not match any of (Up; Down; Paused; Created; Not found);
All containers not found;
All containers are in a stopped state;
Several containers are in a stopped or paused state;
Several containers are in a stopped or created state;
Several containers are in a stopped or unknown state;
All containers are in pause state;
All containers are in working condition;
Several containers are in a running or paused state;
Several containers are paused or created;
Several containers are in paused or unknown state;
Several containers are in a running or stopped state;
Multiple containers are running or created;
Several containers are in a running or unknown state.
Types of states for Kubernetes pods:
Error connecting to server;
Kubernetes is not installed on the server, or the user does not have rights to run Kubernetes commands;
All pods are in state (Unknown);
All pods are in a state ( Pending or Waiting or ContainerCreating );
Multiple pods in state ( Pending or Waiting or ContainerCreating ) or ( Unknown );
All pods are in a state ( Failed or Terminating or Terminated or CrashLoopBackOff or ImagePullBackOff );
Multiple pods in state ( Failed or Terminating or Terminated or CrashLoopBackOff or ImagePullBackOff ) or ( Pending or Waiting or ContainerCreating );
Multiple pods in state ( Failed or Terminating or Terminated or CrashLoopBackOff or ImagePullBackOff ) or ( Unknown );
All pods are in a state ( Running or Succeeded or Completed );
Several pods are in a state ( Running or Succeeded or Completed ) or ( Pending or Waiting or ContainerCreating );
Multiple pods in state ( Running or Succeeded or Completed ) or ( Failed or Terminating or Terminated or CrashLoopBackOff or ImagePullBackOff );
Several pods in the state ( Running or Succeeded or Completed ) or ( Unknown ).
If 3 or more different states of a container or pod appear, then the overall status is selected in the direction of “big errors”.
In any case, you need to look at the detailed technical description in the report table.
Types of states for Program context:
Program context does not exist;
