Adame 1.2.34

Adame is a tool to manage docker-applications as part in a Linux-environment.

Adame

Adame (pronounced: ăˈ.dam) is the abbreviation for "Automatic Docker Application Management Engine". So in short: Adame is a tool to manage docker-applications as part in a Linux-environment.

Since adame is usable declarative and is storing data in a git-repository Adame is suitable as a application-managing-part of a GitOps-environment.

Features

Adame is able to do the following things:

• Generate new application-environment
• Start-/Stop the docker-container according to the configuration-file
• Saves the state of the application inside the docker-container in a git-repository
• Automatically configure a basic intrusion-detection-system for the network-traffic of the docker-container
• Automatically export log-files of the managed application

Reference

The reference can be found here.

Runtime-requirements

Adame is intended to run on Linux-systems. Furthermore Adame requires that the following commandline-commands are available on your system:

• chmod (For setting up permissions on the generated files)
• chown (For setting up ownerships on the generated files)
• docker >= 1.27.4 (For starting and stopping Docker-container)
• git >=2.30.0 (For integrity)
• gpg (For checking the integrity of commits)
• kill (For killing snort)
• pip >= 20.3.1 (On some systems pip3)
• python >= 3.10 (On some systems python3)
• rsync (For exporting the log-files to a SIEM-server)
• ssh (Required for rsync)
• snort (For inspecting the network-traffic of the application)

Development

Branching-system

This repository applies the GitFlowSimplified-branching-system.

Install dependencies

To develop ScriptCollection it is obviously required that the following commandline-commands are available on your system:

• python >= 3.10
• pip3

The pip-packaged which are required for developing on this project are defined in requirements.txt.

Commands like docker-compose or snort are technically not required for development since these commands will be mocked in the unit-tests.

IDE

The recommended IDE for developing Adame is Visual Studio Code. The recommended addons for developing Adame with Visual Studio Code are:

• Pylance
• Python
• Spell Right
• docs-markdown

Run testcases

To run the testcases simply execute the script stored in ./Reference/Scripts/RunTestcases.script in the repository's home-directory which is expected to terminate with the exit-code 0.

Build

To Create an installable whl-package simply execute python Setup.py bdist_wheel --dist-dir ..

Installation

To install an Adame simply execute pip install Adame-x.x.x-py3-none-any.whl.

TODO-List

• Bug: When running in a different folder (like adame startadvanced -c someotherfolder/Adame.configuration) then the prescript and postscript may have wrong working-directories.
• Feature: Before starting the docker-container then if a container with same name already exists the already existing container should be stopped and then removed to avoid errors due to already existing container-names.
• Feature: After waiting maximalexpectedstartduration seconds there must be a check whether the container is running (and healthy if the health-information is available). If not then an error must be thrown

License

See License.txt for license-information.