cadvisor">cAdvisor is an open source container monitoring tool created by Google that provides detailed container usage statistics, resource isolation, and performance characteristics of running containers. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the process of installing cAdvisor on Alpine Linux latest.
Before you begin, you'll need a few things:
Start by logging in to your Alpine Linux latest instance as the root user.
Update your system's package index with the following command:
apk update
Install the necessary packages that cAdvisor requires. You can see the required packages on the official cAdvisor documentation.
apk add lm-sensors python3 python3-dev linux-headers libc-dev gcc git
Install the Go programming language on your system. You can either download the latest release from the official website or install it using the following command:
apk add go
Create a new directory for your cAdvisor installation and navigate into it.
mkdir /opt/cadvisor
cd /opt/cadvisor
Clone the cAdvisor repository from GitHub into this directory:
git clone https://github.com/google/cadvisor.git
Build the cAdvisor binary with the following command:
cd cadvisor
go build .
After the binary has been built, you can start cAdvisor by running the following command:
./cadvisor -port=8080
This will start cAdvisor on port 8080. You can navigate to this port on your web browser to view cAdvisor's web interface.
If you want to run cAdvisor in the background and detach from the process, use the following command instead:
nohup ./cadvisor -port=8080 &
This will start cAdvisor in the background and will not terminate when you exit the terminal session.
And that's it! You should now have cAdvisor installed and running on your Alpine Linux latest instance.
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