puq-docker-immich-deploy

This workflow is designed for:

Developers looking to automate Docker container management tasks.
System Administrators who need to efficiently deploy and manage applications using Docker.
DevOps Engineers aiming to streamline CI/CD processes with automated deployment and monitoring.
IT Teams responsible for maintaining server infrastructure and ensuring application uptime.

This workflow addresses the following challenges:

Complexity in Docker Management: Simplifies the process of starting, stopping, and managing Docker containers through automated scripts.
Error Handling: Provides robust error handling to ensure that any issues during deployment or management are captured and reported, reducing downtime.
Integration with Webhooks: Facilitates real-time responses to events via webhooks, allowing for immediate action based on external triggers.
Monitoring and Logging: Collects detailed logs and statistics from containers, enabling better insights into application performance and resource utilization.

Webhook Trigger: The workflow starts when a webhook receives a POST request at the specified path (docker-immich).
Parameter Initialization: Sets up parameters such as server_domain, clients_dir, and mount_dir to define the environment for Docker operations.
Input Validation: Checks if the provided server_domain matches expected values; if not, responds with a 422 error indicating an invalid domain.
Command Routing: Based on the command received in the webhook (container_start, container_stop, etc.), the workflow directs to the appropriate action node.
Container Management Actions: Executes the necessary scripts to start, stop, mount, unmount, or manage the state of Docker containers.
Logging and Monitoring: Gathers logs and statistics from the containers, providing insights into their performance and health.
Response to Webhook: Finally, the workflow sends a structured JSON response back to the webhook sender, indicating the success or failure of the invoked command.