I tried to make Caddy container in read-only mode by inserting to docker-compose caddy service:
read_only: true
tmpfs: /run
Caddy cannot make folder for logs because in ready-only mode even tmpfs folder is there. Do you know any solution?
I tried to make Caddy container in read-only mode by inserting to docker-compose caddy service:
read_only: true
tmpfs: /run
Caddy cannot make folder for logs because in ready-only mode even tmpfs folder is there. Do you know any solution?
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Docker Tip #55: Creating Read Only Containers — Nick Janetakis.
My config is irrelevant, I just want to know is it possible and how to do it, to use caddy in read only mode. I can insert to docker-compose this
read_only: true
tmpfs: /run
Read_only mode seem to be secure, but it doesn’t allow caddy to write logs obviously. I wonder, if there is any option to use read_only mode, with full functional caddy logs. I believe caddy writes only logs.
Caddy writes certificates, keys, locks, etc to /data
, and an autosave.json
file to /config
, to make the --resume
option work if you primarily use Caddy for its API. So at minimum, those paths need to be writable.
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