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composehook

Create update webhooks for containers in docker compose projects. Configured with docker labels!

Installation

With docker compose:

version: '3'
services:
  composehook:
    image: ghcr.io/tippfehlr/composehook:latest
    ports:
      - 8537:8537
    volumes:
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
      - <your compose project directory>:/compose
    environment:
      # (optional, default 10) in seconds.
      # only one update per timeout is allowed.
      # GitHub Webhooks may send multiple requests.
      - TIMEOUT=10
    restart: always

why this port?

Usage

To enable the webhook, add the composehook.update=true label to the container in the compose file:

version: '3'
services:
  example-service:
    image: example-image:latest
    labels:
      composehook.update: true

To trigger the update, send a POST request to:

http://localhost:8537/<compose-project>/<service-name>

I suggest using a reverse proxy to expose the webhook to the internet. I use caddy-docker-proxy.

HTTP status codes

• 200 OK: Update successful
• 400 Bad Request: label composehook.update not found or not set to true
• 404 Not Found: compose project or service not found
• 409 Conflict: Update not allowed by timeout or already in progress
• 500 Internal Server Error: couldn’t execute commands. Please open an issue.

Details

When receiving a request, composehook will:

1. Check if the request is allowed by the timeout.
2. Check if the service exists (docker compose ps -q <service>)
3. Check if the service has the composehook.update label (docker inspect <container_id>)
4. Pull the latest image (docker compose pull <service>)
5. Recreate the container (docker compose up -d <service>)

Unfortunately composehook can’t update itself as docker containers can’t restart themselves. If you know a solution, please open an issue.