Integration With Weave Scope
Step 1: Checkout your CustomConfig
Checkout your CustomConfig git and add the file deploy_hooks.yml
Step 2: Add the weavescope snippet
Add the following deploy hook to your deploy_hooks.yml file.
production: # Environment or your choice
last_thing: # Importent to run the weavescope hook as the last thing during server deployment
- snippet: cloud66/weave_scope # our weavescope snippet
target: docker
sudo: true
execute: true
run_on: all_servers #make sure weave scope is running on all servers and communicate to each other
Step 3: Commit and redeploy your stack
Commit the changes to the CustomConfig git reposity and redeploy your stack. NOTE: If your set WEAVE_SCOPE_TOKEN environment variable, weave scope will connect to Weave Cloud. If not. Read step 4.
Step 4: Open port 4040 to access Weave Scope
Weavescope will run on port 4040 which is not exposed to the outside world by default, which is a good thing. Make sure port 4040 is only accesible by your own IP-address. In order to access the UI of Weave Scope you have to enable port 4040 on your stack firewall.
WARNING! Don’t expose 4040 to the whole world to see. With weavescope you can control all your running containers and execute commands inside running containers. Take good care of those powers!
