# There is a built-in micro proxy that will host the webui and REST API all on 
# one port (this is called the "Single HTTP Frontend") and means you just need 
# one open port in the container/firewalls/etc. 
ListenAddressSingleHTTPFrontend: 0.0.0.0:1337 # Listen on all addresses available, port 1337

# Choose from INFO (default), WARN and DEBUG
logLevel: "INFO"

# Actions (buttons) to show up on the WebUI:
actions:   
  # This will send 1 ping (-c 1)
- title: Ping Google.com
  shell: ping google.com -c 1
  icon: ping
  
  # Restart lightdm on host "overseer"
- title: restart lightdm
  icon: poop
  shell: ssh root@overseer 'service lightdm restart'

- title: sleep 2 seconds
  shell: sleep 2
  icon: "&#x1F971"

- title: sleep 5 seconds (timeout)
  shell: sleep 5
  icon: "&#x1F62A"

  # OliveTin can run long-running jobs like Ansible playbooks. 
  # 
  # For such jobs, you will need to install ansible-playbook on the host where
  # you are running OliveTin, or in the container.
  #
  # You probably want a much longer timeout as well (so that ansible completes).
- title: "Run Ansible Playbook"
  icon: "&#x1F1E6"
  shell: ansible-playbook -i /etc/hosts /root/myRepo/myPlaybook.yaml
  timeout: 120

  # OliveTin can control containers - docker is just a command line app.
  # 
  # However, if you are running in a container you will need to do some setup;
  #
  # 1) When creating the container, bind mount the docker sock like this;
  # docker create -v /var/run/docker.sock:/container/path/docker.sock ...additional args here... 
  #
  # 2) Install the docker client like this (if using the Fedora base image)
  # - docker exec -it olivetin dnf install -y docker 
  #
- title: Restart Plex
  icon: smile
  shell: docker restart plex