Docker Autocompose

Create .yml files from your docker existing containers

The script runs docker-autocompose then moves the .yml files to your specified folder.

Requirements

1. You need to edit saveto= in the script to change it to where you want the .yml files saved to.
2. Optionally you can set IncludeHostname to yes to include the NAS' hostname in folder name.

# Set the path where you want to .yml files saved to. If blank will save in your home.
saveto="/volume1/Docker"

# Set to yes to include hostname in the folder name.
# Handy if you have multiple devices that backup to the same location.
IncludeHostname=yes

Needs Red5d/docker-autocompose installed in docker. The script will install Red5d docker-autocopmose if it is not installed.

Notes:

1. You only need the Red5d/docker-autocompose image, so no need to create a container.
2. Red5d/docker-autocompose should not be started in docker (if you created a container).

How to run

Note: It needs to be run with sudo -i or sudo -s or the docker.sock command fails.

The script can be run with a container name parameter to process only that container.

sudo -s docker_autocompose.sh plex

If run with no parameter, or the "all" parameter, it will process all running containers:

sudo -s docker_autocompose.sh