This simple post I will demonstrate how to override an entry point with an inline script to any docker-compose.yml.
According to docker compose reference, the default entry point of an image could be overridden, pointing to a file inside the image or defining it inline.
For example, this stack definition defines a CMAK service (administrative UI for Kafka clusters) is based in an image that does not support the usage of _FILE environment variables to use docker secrets, so we define a new multiline entry point with a command (/bin/bash) & a list of arguments, last argument is a pipeline | to indicate YAML file that we want to define several lines (all must be well indented).
Any dollar $ inside the script must be escaped using double dollar $$ to avoid YAML variable replacements.
The docker entry point is based on MariaDB entry point script to parse _FILE variables if present to read its content. Last line of the script is just calling the default CMAK entry point bin/cmak.
version: '3.8'
services:
cmak:
image: iunera/cmak:3.0.0.5
secrets:
- cmak_password
environment:
ZK_HOSTS: zookeeper_1:2181,zookeeper_2:2181,zookeeper_3:2181
KAFKA_MANAGER_AUTH_ENABLED: 'true'
KAFKA_MANAGER_USERNAME: admin
KAFKA_MANAGER_PASSWORD_FILE: /run/secrets/cmak_password
entrypoint:
- /bin/bash
- -c
- |
set -eo pipefail
function file_env {
local var="$$1"
local fileVar="$${var}_FILE"
local def="$${2:-}"
if [ "$${!var:-}" ] && [ "$${!fileVar:-}" ]; then
echo "Both $$var and $$fileVar are set, but are exclusive"
exit 1
fi
local val="$$def"
if [ "$${!var:-}" ]; then
echo "$$var was defined through environment variable"
val="$${!var}"
elif [ "$${!fileVar:-}" ]; then
echo "$$var was defined through file environment variable $$fileVar"
val="$$(< "$${!fileVar}")"
fi
export "$$var"="$$val"
unset "$$fileVar"
}
file_env 'KAFKA_MANAGER_USERNAME'
file_env 'KAFKA_MANAGER_PASSWORD'
bin/cmak
secrets:
cmak_password:
external: true
name: kafka_cmak_password_v1
