NAME¶

lava-docker-worker - run a LAVA worker inside a Docker container

SYNOPSIS¶

lava-docker-worker [options]

DESCRIPTION¶

lava-docker-worker runs and manages a LAVA worker inside a Docker environment.

It connects to a LAVA server, retrieves jobs and executes them inside a containerised environment. It supports configuration of storage, network connectivity, authentication and logging.

OPTIONS¶

-h, --help

Show a help message and exit.

--name NAME

Name of the worker.

-d, --devel

Enable development mode; sets defaults for several options.

-m, --mount [SRC[:DST] ...]

Bind mount SRC from the host (as DST in the container, if given). Can be specified multiple times.

--sentry-dsn DSN

Sentry Data Source Name.

STORAGE OPTIONS¶

--worker-dir DIR

Path to data storage.

--build-dir DIR

Path to a directory containing a Dockerfile used to build a customised lava-dispatcher Docker image.

--use-cache

Use cache when building the custom Docker worker image.

NETWORK OPTIONS¶

--url URL

Base URL of the LAVA server.

--ws-url URL

WebSocket URL.

--http-timeout SECONDS

HTTP timeout when communicating with the server. Should be longer than the server timeout.

--ping-interval SECONDS

Interval between ping requests to the server.

--job-log-interval SECONDS

Interval between job log submissions to the server.

--username USERNAME

Username for automatic registration.

--token TOKEN

Worker authentication token.

--token-file FILE

File containing the worker authentication token.

LOGGING OPTIONS¶

--log-file FILE

File to write worker logs to.

-l, --level {DEBUG,ERROR,INFO,WARN}

Set log level (default: INFO).

EXIT STATUS¶

0

Success.

Non-zero

An error occurred.

SEE ALSO¶

lava-worker(1), lava-dispatcher-host(1), docker(1)

AUTHOR¶

This manual page was written by Christopher Obbard obbardc@debian.org for the Debian GNU/Linux system.