anik/portner

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Portner is a PHP CLI application to store, suggest the ports you're going to use for your docker.

v1.0 2018-01-05 21:36 UTC

Requires

• symfony/console: ^4.0
• tightenco/collect: ^5.5

MIT

• Syed Sirajul Islam Anik

README

Portner is an application that lets you keep track of the ports you are going to assign to a docker container. It is not always possible to remember on which port the application is running. You may try to reassign the port to another application. Here portner may help you in that case. If you start an application you can get the suggestion of ports you want to assign to your services. Later you can search with it.

Installation

To install the portner application open your terminal

1. Download portner: wget https://ssi-anik.github.io/portner/downloads/portner.phar.
2. Check if the md5sum is same or not e3b628f1103a245d8f048ccda68e66a6.
3. Give the file executable permission: sudo chmod +x portner.phar.
4. Move the file to /usr/local/bin directory so that it can be accessed globally. sudo mv portner.phar /usr/local/bin/portner.

Service

Services are the docker service names like nginx, php, mysql

• Add service: Add new service with the portner service:add or portner sa command
  • --name is required.
  • --port is required.
  • --start-expose-at optional if the port value is > 1024. Example: portner service:add --name=elasticsearch --port=9200 --start-expose-at=9201
• List services: To list the available services use portner service:list or portner sl

+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+
| Service Name  | Actual Port | Host port expose at | Last used port |
+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+
| nginx         | 80          | 8000                |                |
+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+
| apache        | 80          | 9000                |                |
+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+
| mysql         | 3306        | 3306                |                |
+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+
| postgres      | 5432        | 5432                |                |
+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+
| elasticsearch | 9200        | 9201                |                |
+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------------+

• Remove service: To remove a service, you can use portner service:remove or portner sr
  • --name is optional. If omitted then it will show the services you want to remove. Answer with comma seperated index number.

Application

Applications are the web application or any other application you will be creating. Like, blog, e-commerce applications.

• Add application: To add an application you'll have to use portner appliation:add or portner aa command.
  • The --name is a must.
  • --services is an optional. You can provide multiple comma separated list of available services. If omitted then it will prompt you a question to choose from the available services. It will then suggest you some ports. If you want to overwrite the suggested port just write it. And finally save it.
• Application list To view the list of application you can use portner application:list or portner al

+-------------------+---------------+------------+
| Application name  | Services      | Ports used |
+-------------------+---------------+------------+
| laravel-blog      | nginx         | 8000       |
|                   | mysql         | 3306       |
|                   | elasticsearch | 9201       |
+-------------------+---------------+------------+
| laravel-ecommerce | apache        | 9000       |
|                   | postgres      | 5432       |
|                   | elasticsearch | 9202       |
+-------------------+---------------+------------+

• Search application To search an application, you can use portner application:search or portner as
  • --name, to search in name.
  • --service, to search in services used.
  • --port, to search any specific port.

➜ portner as --port=5432
+-------------------+---------------+-------+
| Name              | Services      | Ports |
+-------------------+---------------+-------+
| laravel-ecommerce | apache        | 9000  |
|                   | postgres      | 5432  |
|                   | elasticsearch | 9202  |
+-------------------+---------------+-------+

➜ portner as --service=postgres
+-------------------+---------------+-------+
| Name              | Services      | Ports |
+-------------------+---------------+-------+
| laravel-ecommerce | apache        | 9000  |
|                   | postgres      | 5432  |
|                   | elasticsearch | 9202  |
+-------------------+---------------+-------+

• Remove application To remove an application, just type in your terminal: portner application:remove or portner ar
  • --name is an optional. If omitted it will show the available application list to select by index. In both cases you can supply multiple names.