A lightweight deployment system for Docker that automatically updates containers via webhooks.
Conduit is a deployment system for Docker that automates container updates via webhooks. It listens for webhook notifications from Docker registries, pulls new images, and rotates containers automatically. This solves the problem of manually updating running containers when new versions are available.
Developers and DevOps teams running Docker containers who want a simple, automated way to deploy updates without complex orchestration systems.
Conduit offers a lightweight alternative to full CI/CD pipelines for Docker deployments, with minimal setup and configuration. Its simplicity and direct integration with Docker make it ideal for small to medium deployments where overhead needs to be minimal.
Deployment system for Docker
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Conduit focuses solely on automating Docker container updates via webhooks, with no bloat, as emphasized in its philosophy of doing one thing well with minimal configuration.
Deployment is straightforward using a single Docker command that mounts the Docker socket and exposes a webhook endpoint, as shown in the usage example with -p and -v flags.
Allows filtering deployments by specific image tags, enabling controlled updates for different container versions, as mentioned in the README for tags like v1 or v2.
Integrates easily with Docker Hub or other sources through a basic endpoint secured by tokens, requiring only a URL with a token parameter, as demonstrated in the testing curl command.
The project is explicitly labeled as 'experimental' in the description, indicating it may lack maturity, regular updates, and long-term support for production use.
Relies on mounting the Docker socket, which grants full control over Docker and poses risks if not properly secured, and authentication is limited to simple token-based checks without advanced options.
Missing critical deployment features like health checks, rollback mechanisms, or support for multi-environment setups, which are essential for robust production deployments.