In Docker 17.03, when executing
docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml [stack-name]
the only info that is output is:
Creating network <stack-name>_myprivatenet
Creating service <stack-name>_mysql
Creating service <stack-name>_app
Is there a way to have Docker output more detailed info about what is happening during deployment?
For example, the following information would be extremely helpful:
image (i.e. 'mysql' image) is being downloaded from the registry (and provide the registry's info)
if say the 'app' image is unable to be downloaded from its private registry, that an error message (i.e. due to incorrect or omitted credentials - registry login required) be output
Perhaps it could be provided via either of the following ways:
Thanks!
docker stack logs is actually a requested feature in issue 31458
request for a docker stack logs which can show the logs for a docker stack much like
docker service logswork in 1.13.
docker-composeworks similarly today, showing the interleaved logs for all containers deployed from a compose file.
This will be useful for troubleshooting any kind of errors that span across heterogeneous services.
This is still pending though, because, as Drew Erny (dperny) details:
there are some changes that have to be made to the API before we can pursue this, because right now we can only get the logs for 1 service at a time unless you make multiple calls (which is silly, because we can get the logs for multiple services in the same stream on swarmkit's side).
After I finish those API changes, this can be done entirely on the client side, and should be really straightforward. I don't know when the API changes will be in because I have started yet, but I can let you know as soon as I have them!