I've been able to get my docker based rpi server set up nicely with help of your videos. Im trying to complete setup of my mosquitto broker docker container. It is set up and running, I'm struggling with the Nginx & mosquitto configuration for DNS and SSL so I don't have to make connections with IP #'s. Do you have any experience with MQTT & docker? Maybe you can consider making a video if you're familiar with the protocol. Keep up the good content!
I love the dashboard and did an extensive setup; however, on a recent refresh, I love everything. i saw in the video that you had mapped a drive where you put the background picture. Can I do a similar thing in the docker-compose file because I could not find where Flames puts its config files?
@@DBTechYT I still couldn't see where the files are stored. For example, in Portainer I have all the usual apps hosted. I have mapped two volumes for each container as follows; /home/user/storage/appdata/config/App-name:/config; and /home/user/storage/data:/data . This shows up as container and host in the Portainer Volumes tab. I can see the config files for each container, but not for flame.
I answer your first question in the video at 11:18. Your second question I answered in another comment on this video: I guess it depends on your use-case needs. Heimdall is great because it allows you to get realtime data from different apps and show it in the dashboard. If you want/need realtime data, then I would definitely go with Heimdall. If you want something more basic, then I would definitely give Flame a look. I'm actually using Flame in conjunction with Organizr (which is its own beast to tackle at first) and I'm happy with my setup.
I added a docker-compose that uses the docker-socket to do the integration. I can't believe I forgot to add it originally: dbt3ch.com/books/flame-dashboard/page/integrate-with-docker
Great video, thanks! I have managed to run it, however I keep getting error message: [2022-03-22 11:11:35.989 UTC+0] [ERROR] Can't connect to the Docker API on 192.168.2.225 [2022-03-22 11:37:21.273 UTC+0] [ERROR] Can't connect to the Docker API on 192.168.2.225 I have added the docker socker line in the docker-compose file and still getting this errors. any ideas how to solve it? Thanks
I guess it depends on your use-case needs. Heimdall is great because it allows you to get realtime data from different apps and show it in the dashboard. If you want/need realtime data, then I would definitely go with Heimdall. If you want something more basic, then I would definitely give Flame a look. I'm actually using Flame in conjunction with Organizr (which is its own beast to tackle at first) and I'm happy with my setup.
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Your mic sounds way better. Great videos as always.
Good to know! Thanks!
I've been able to get my docker based rpi server set up nicely with help of your videos. Im trying to complete setup of my mosquitto broker docker container. It is set up and running, I'm struggling with the Nginx & mosquitto configuration for DNS and SSL so I don't have to make connections with IP #'s. Do you have any experience with MQTT & docker? Maybe you can consider making a video if you're familiar with the protocol. Keep up the good content!
I've been meaning to look into MQTT but haven't done it yet.
The last greeting message was like Good Night a-hole. And I have been laughing ever since because that would be my default message if it were me 😂😂
Well spotted!! I just wanted to see something different thoughout the day and it seemed to fit my mood :)
I love the dashboard and did an extensive setup; however, on a recent refresh, I love everything. i saw in the video that you had mapped a drive where you put the background picture. Can I do a similar thing in the docker-compose file because I could not find where Flames puts its config files?
I actually mapped that background image in CSS that you can see at about the 9:21 mark in the video near the top of the CSS
@@DBTechYT Thanks I'll give it a try. I do not want to set up everything again without some form of backup of the config files.
@@DBTechYT I still couldn't see where the files are stored. For example, in Portainer I have all the usual apps hosted. I have mapped two volumes for each container as follows; /home/user/storage/appdata/config/App-name:/config; and /home/user/storage/data:/data . This shows up as container and host in the Portainer Volumes tab. I can see the config files for each container, but not for flame.
It's in the docker-compose volumes section of the file:
volumes:
- /path/to/host/data:/app/data
@@DBTechYT Yes, that is where I put the mapping but I still see nothing in the flame folder.
Will this work on my RPi 4 server that I set up following your videos? Use Flame instead of Heimdall?
I answer your first question in the video at 11:18. Your second question I answered in another comment on this video: I guess it depends on your use-case needs. Heimdall is great because it allows you to get realtime data from different apps and show it in the dashboard. If you want/need realtime data, then I would definitely go with Heimdall. If you want something more basic, then I would definitely give Flame a look. I'm actually using Flame in conjunction with Organizr (which is its own beast to tackle at first) and I'm happy with my setup.
@@DBTechYT Thanks for the reply. It makes sense.
You have a great day, kind sir.
Love your videos, have a topic request..could you do a mail server that runs on docker?
Thanks for the comment. I've already addressed this here: ruclips.net/video/minBgbUi9Vo/видео.html
Im struggling to get the Docker part working. Added the label to a container and re-deployed but is not showing in flame. Any ideas?
I added a docker-compose that uses the docker-socket to do the integration. I can't believe I forgot to add it originally: dbt3ch.com/books/flame-dashboard/page/integrate-with-docker
Please link the wallpapers! They look really good!
Honestly I just found images I liked, uploaded them to the container and modified the case to use them
Great video, thanks! I have managed to run it, however I keep getting error message:
[2022-03-22 11:11:35.989 UTC+0] [ERROR] Can't connect to the Docker API on 192.168.2.225
[2022-03-22 11:37:21.273 UTC+0] [ERROR] Can't connect to the Docker API on 192.168.2.225
I have added the docker socker line in the docker-compose file and still getting this errors.
any ideas how to solve it?
Thanks
Can you hide the application URLS for a cleaner look?
Add this to the CSS in the settings and you should be good to go:
a div>span {display:none !important}
@@DBTechYT Looks much better! Thanks!
Is there a way to change favicon?
Have you checked out Authentik before for SSO?
I have not looked into Authentik, but I might
Why did you deploy this in a stack by itself? Trying to figure out if I should use a stack or not
You can deploy it any number of different ways. This is just one way to do it.
Very cool. Thank you.
You bet!
How would you say this compares to Heimdall?
I guess it depends on your use-case needs. Heimdall is great because it allows you to get realtime data from different apps and show it in the dashboard. If you want/need realtime data, then I would definitely go with Heimdall. If you want something more basic, then I would definitely give Flame a look. I'm actually using Flame in conjunction with Organizr (which is its own beast to tackle at first) and I'm happy with my setup.
needed to change the compose image to : image: pawelmalak/flame:multiarch2.2.0 code you had on bookshelf had flame:2.0.0