This adds a minimalistic check to the Docker image that verifies that
HAProxy is actually listening on port 2375, marking the image as
unhealthy if the check fails. This, in turn, allows container
orchestration tools to notify an administrator that something is wrong
or even restart the container automatically.
This utilizes the Busybox implementation of `netcat`, which is already
included in the image itself, and thus has functionally zero impact on
image size. The check interval is set for once every 60 seconds, which
is reasonably normal for small services like this.
* Add first version of tests
From https://github.com/Tecnativa/docker-socket-proxy/pull/14
* Expand tests
* Add GH CI
* Apply suggestions
* Apply autopretty template + fix prettier
* Fix isort
* Apply autoprettier
* Fix VSCode settings
* Make tests run in parallel
* Build docker image before testing
* Update workspace settings
* Try multi-platform builds and push to ghcr.io
* Push to docker hub as well from ci
* Upgrade autopretty
* Update pyproject configurations
* Improve test configuration and execution
TT26468
* Provide initial conftest
* Improve tests
* Add python3 in image
* Remove POST rule from proxy
* Build image before testing and push at the end
Builds the image (in single arch) before testing
Loads the image into local docker (See https://github.com/docker/build-push-action#export-image-to-docker)
Rebuilds and pushes the final image in multi-arch at the end.
* Fix python path
* Remove build fixture from tests to see if image is built in CI
* Organize docker tests definition and document
* Restore fixture allowing usage for local testing
This reverts commit dc0b60e63f and allows using `--prebuild` CLI flag for pytest when doing local tests.
Co-authored-by: Jairo Llopis <jairo.llopis@tecnativa.com>
