Custom components for Home Assistant

Depcrecated

This component has been deprecated in favor of @ualex73 his component. This component is not longer maintained and I stronly advise to switch over to the one of ualex73.

About

This repository contains the docker monitor component I developed for my own Home-Assistant setup. Feel free to use the component and report bugs if you find them. If you want to contribute, please report a bug or pull request and I will reply as soon as possible. Please star & watch my project such I can see how many people like my components and for you to stay in the loop as updates come along.

Docker Monitor

The Docker monitor allows you to monitor statistics and turn on/off containers. The monitor can connected to a daemon through the url parameter. When home assistant is used within a Docker container, the daemon can be mounted as follows -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock. The monitor is based on Glances and ha-dockermon and combines (in my opinion the best of both integrated in HA :)).

Events

The monitor can listen for events on the Docker event bus and can fire an event on the Home Assistant Bus. The monitor will use the following event:

• {name}_container_event with name the same set in the configuration.

The event will contain the following data:

• Container: Container name
• Image: Container image
• Status: Container satus
• Id: Container ID (long)

Configuration

To use the docker_monitor in your installation, add the following to your configuration.yaml file:

# Example configuration.yaml entry
docker_monitor:
  hosts:
    - url: unix://var/run/docker.sock
      name: Docker
      event: true
      monitored_conditions:
        - version
      containers:
        homeassistant_homeassistant_1:
          switch: False
          sensors:
            - status
            - uptime
            - cpu_percentage_usage
            - memory_usage
            - memory_percentage_usage
            - network_total_up
            - network_total_down
        homeassistant_database_1:
          switch: False
          sensors:
            - status
            - uptime
            - cpu_percentage_usage
            - memory_usage
            - memory_percentage_usage
            - network_total_up
            - network_total_down
        homeassistant_mosquitto_1:
          switch: True
          sensors:
            - status
            - uptime
            - cpu_percentage_usage
            - memory_usage
            - memory_percentage_usage
            - network_total_up
            - network_total_down

Configuration variables

Parameter	Type	Description
name	string (Required)	Client name of Docker daemon. Defaults to Docker.
url	string (Required)	Host URL of Docker daemon. Defaults to unix://var/run/docker.sock.
event	boolean (Optional)	Listen for events from Docker. Defaults to false.
scan_interval	time_period (Optional)	Update interval. Defaults to 10 seconds.
monitored_conditions	list (Optional)	Array of conditions to be monitored. Defaults to all conditions
containers	list (Required)	Array of containers to monitor. Defaults to all containers.

Monitored Conditions	Description	Unit
version	Docker version	-
containers_total	Total number of containers	-
containers_paused	Number of paused containers	-
containers_running	Number of running containers	-
containers_stopped	Number of stopped containers	-
images_total	Total number of images	-

Container Conditions	Description	Unit
status	Container status	-
uptime	Container start time	-
image	Container image	-
cpu_percentage_usage	CPU usage	%
memory_usage	Memory usage	MB
memory_percentage_usage	Memory usage	%
network_total_up	Network total upstream	MB
network_total_down	Network total downstream	MB

Credits

• frenck
• robmarkcole