Dealing with a bunch of services in a docker-compose.yaml can be difficult.
This makefile will parse a docker-compose and create rules for each service listed: make _up/down/logs/journal/status/restart/build/pull
Command line completion makes it easy to type a little of your service-name and
You can also get all results by dropping the _: make up/down/logs/status/restart
There is another target for all services, "make top", to which just does "docker-compose top". Even more concise is "make ps", which again just does "docker-compose ps".
You can test your yaml formatting with "make test".
If you don't want this, just set NFT_TOOL=true in the makefile.
This make structure also assumes you need to handle adding/removing nftables rules for your docker interface. This is the case when your docker is configured (in docker.json) with: "iptables":false, "userland-proxy": false
You must know a lot about networking! Update the makefile variables with your nftable table name, and pre-routing chain. You will want to clone the nft_tool repo: https://github.com/josefwells/nft_tool
To see logs from a container run: make _logs
Due to the way we run/remove old containers, these logs are not reachable once a container is brought down. Not super helpful when you are trying to figure out what is going on with a container that fails, etc.
If you want some logs to persist, you can log to journald by editing /etc/docker/daemon.json "log-driver": "journald"
Then I've added: make _journal