feat: Add Docker support for easy deployment 🐳#357
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feat: Add Docker support for easy deployment 🐳#357vincent067 wants to merge 1 commit intovivekchand:mainfrom
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This PR adds Docker support to make it easier for users to run ClawMetry without worrying about Python dependencies. Changes: - Add Dockerfile based on python:3.11-slim - Add .dockerignore to keep image small - Update README with Docker deployment instructions Tested locally with docker build and docker run. Closes vivekchand#78 (partially - Docker deployment) Thanks for maintaining this awesome project! 🦞
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Hey there! 👋
First off, thanks for building ClawMetry - it's been super helpful for monitoring my OpenClaw agents. The "see your agent think" philosophy really resonates with me.
What this PR does:
I've been wanting to run ClawMetry in a containerized environment (my homelab setup is all Docker-based), so I figured I'd contribute the setup back upstream.
This PR adds:
Why this is useful:
Testing I did:
Built and tested locally:
docker build -t clawmetry .
docker run -p 8900:8900 -v ~/.openclaw:/root/.openclaw clawmetry
Works great! Dashboard loads fine and auto-detects my OpenClaw workspace.
One small note:
I'm not 100% sure about the healthcheck command - went with a simple HTTP check to /api/health. Let me know if there's a better endpoint to use.
Also, I kept the Dockerfile pretty minimal following the project's philosophy. Happy to adjust if you prefer a different approach.
Cheers! 🦞
P.S. This is my first contribution to ClawMetry - hope I followed the conventions correctly. Feedback welcome!