crazy-max_diun/docs/faq.md

FAQ

Test notifications

Through the command line with:

$ diun --config ./diun.yml --test-notif

Or within a container:

$ docker-compose exec diun diun --test-notif

field docker|swarm uses unsupported type: invalid

If you have the error failed to decode configuration from file: field docker uses unsupported type: invalid that's because your docker, swarm or kubernetes provider is not initialized in your configuration:

!!! failure yaml providers: docker:

should be:

!!! success yaml providers: docker: {}

No image found in manifest list for architecture, variant, OS

If you encounter this kind of warning, you are probably using the file provider containing an image with an erroneous or empty platform. If the platform is not filled in, it will be deduced automatically from the information of your operating system on which Diun is running.

In the example below, Diun is running (diun_x.x.x_windows_i386.zip) on Windows 10 and tries to analyze the crazymax/cloudflared image with the detected platform (windows/386):

- name: crazymax/cloudflared:2020.2.1
  watch_repo: true

But this platform is not supported by this image as you can see on DockerHub:

!!! warning Fri, 27 Mar 2020 01:20:03 UTC WRN Cannot get remote manifest error="Cannot create image closer: Error choosing image instance: no image found in manifest list for architecture 386, variant \"\", OS windows" image=docker.io/image=crazymax/cloudflared:2020.2.1 provider=file

You have to force the platform for this image if you are not on a supported platform:

- name: crazymax/cloudflared:2020.2.1
  watch_repo: true
  platform:
    os: linux
    arch: amd64

!!! success Fri, 27 Mar 2020 01:24:33 UTC INF New image found image=docker.io/crazymax/cloudflared:2020.2.1 provider=file

Too many requests to registry

The error Cannot create image closer: too many requests to registry is returned when the HTTP status code returned by the registry is 429.

This can happen on the DockerHub registry because of the rate-limited anonymous pulls.

To solve this you must first be authenticated against the registry through the regopts settings:

regopts:
  - name: "docker.io"
    selector: image
    username: foo
    password: bar

If this is not enough, tweak the schedule setting with something like 0 */6 * * * (every 6 hours).