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Plugin V2的插件配置版本1

本文档概述了 V0插件配置的格式。这里描述的插件配置是在v1.12.0版本的 Docker 守护进程中引入的。

插件配置描述了 docker 插件的各种组件。插件配置可以使用以下媒体类型序列化为 JSON 格式:

配置类型

媒体类型

配置

“应用程序/ vnd.docker.plugin.v1 + JSON”

配置字段说明

Config 提供了在注册表中使用 V0插件格式的基本可访问字段。

  • description  插件的字符串描述

  • documentation 字符串  链接到关于插件的文档

  • interface PluginInterface  接口由插件实现,结构由下列字段组成

-  **`types`** _string array_ types indicate what interface(s) the plugin currently implements.
 currently supported:
    -  **docker.volumedriver/1.0**
    -  **docker.networkdriver/1.0**
    -  **docker.ipamdriver/1.0**
    -  **docker.authz/1.0**
    -  **docker.logdriver/1.0**
    -  **docker.metricscollector/1.0**
-  **`socket`** _string_ socket is the name of the socket the engine should use to communicate with the plugins. the socket will be created in /run/docker/plugins.
  • entrypoint  插件的字符串数组入口点,请参阅ENTRYPOINT

  • workdir  插件的字符串  workdir,请参阅WORKDIR

  • network  插件的 PluginNetwork 网络,结构由以下字段组成

-  **`type`** _string_ network type.
 currently supported:**bridge** - **host** - **none**
  • mounts  插件的 PluginMount 数组装载,结构由以下字段组成,请参阅MOUNTS

-  **`name`** _string_ name of the mount.
-  **`description`** _string_ description of the mount.
-  **`source`** _string_ source of the mount.
-  **`destination`** _string_ destination of the mount.
-  **`type`** _string_ mount type.
-  **`options`** _string array_ options of the mount.
  • ipchost 布尔型访问主机 ipc 命名空间。

  • pidhost 布尔访问主机 pid 名称空间。

  • propagatedMount 字符串  路径作为 rshared 挂载,以便在该路径下挂载对 docker可见。这对于卷插件很有用。这条路径将被绑定到插件 rootfs 的 outisde,所以它的内容在升级时被保留。

  • env  插件的 PluginEnv 数组  env,结构由以下字段组成

-  **`name`** _string_ name of the env.
-  **`description`** _string_ description of the env.
-  **`value`** _string_ value of the env.
  • args PluginArgs  插件的参数,结构由以下字段组成

-  **`name`** _string_ name of the args.
-  **`description`** _string_ description of the args.
-  **`value`** _string array_ values of the args.
  • linux PluginLinux

-  **`capabilities`** _string array_ capabilities of the plugin (Linux only), see list here
-  **`allowAllDevices`** _boolean_ If /dev is bind mounted from the host, and allowAllDevices is set to true, the plugin will have rwm access to all devices on the host.
-  **`devices`** _PluginDevice array_ device of the plugin, (Linux only), struct consisting of the following fields, see DEVICES
    -  **`name`** _string_ name of the device.
    -  **`description`** _string_ description of the device.
    -  **`path`** _string_ path of the device.

示例配置

显示'tiborvass / sample-volume-plugin'插件配置的示例。

{            
    "Args": {                
        "Description": "",                
        "Name": "",                
        "Settable": null,                
        "Value": null            
        },            
    "Description": "A sample volume plugin for Docker",            
    "Documentation": "https://docs.docker.com/engine/extend/plugins/",            
    "Entrypoint": [                
            "/usr/bin/sample-volume-plugin", "/data"],            
            "Env": [ {                    
                    "Description": "",                    
                    "Name": "DEBUG",                    
                    "Settable": ["value"],"Value": "0"
                        } ],            
             "Interface": {                
             "Socket": "plugin.sock",               
             "Types": ["docker.volumedriver/1.0"]},
             "Linux": {                
                 "Capabilities": null,                
                 "AllowAllDevices": false,                
                 "Devices": null            },            
             "Mounts": null,            
             "Network": { "Type": ""},"PropagatedMount": "/data",            "User": {},            "Workdir": ""}
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