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Free your data, free your soul

SocketKiwi does exactly what it sounds like: bring the world to your data, and your data to the world.

Using SocketKiwi has never been easier.

$ pip install socketkiwi
$ python
>>> import socketkiwi as sk
>>> sk.plotify(sk.juice(data))

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SocketKiwi is an open source project. Please follow the contributing guidelines if you want to open an issue or submit a pull request.

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[Swarm mode] Define signals used to stop containers for updates

I'm not sure, but I suspect docker does a docker stop (ie. sending a SIGTERM to a container, and then a SIGKILL after waiting 10 seconds) when performing "rolling updates" on a service. With some images, like https://hub.docker.com/_/httpd/, this is actually a destructive (non-graceful) way to stop containers, since apache needs a SIGWINCH to actually shutdown in a graceful way.

It would be awesome if we could define a signal used to stop services when creating them, for example:

docker service create --stop-signal SIGWINCH --name my-apache-container httpd:latest

21bounty $100

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21bounty $100

[Swarm mode] Define signals used to stop containers for updates

I'm not sure, but I suspect docker does a docker stop (ie. sending a SIGTERM to a container, and then a SIGKILL after waiting 10 seconds) when performing "rolling updates" on a service. With some images, like https://hub.docker.com/_/httpd/, this is actually a destructive (non-graceful) way to stop containers, since apache needs a SIGWINCH to actually shutdown in a graceful way.

It would be awesome if we could define a signal used to stop services when creating them, for example:

docker service create --stop-signal SIGWINCH --name my-apache-container httpd:latest

21bounty $100

[Swarm mode] Define signals used to stop containers for updates

I'm not sure, but I suspect docker does a docker stop (ie. sending a SIGTERM to a container, and then a SIGKILL after waiting 10 seconds) when performing "rolling updates" on a service. With some images, like https://hub.docker.com/_/httpd/, this is actually a destructive (non-graceful) way to stop containers, since apache needs a SIGWINCH to actually shutdown in a graceful way.

It would be awesome if we could define a signal used to stop services when creating them, for example:

docker service create --stop-signal SIGWINCH --name my-apache-container httpd:latest

21bounty $100

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