abra app deploy visualize image download process #556

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opened 2025-05-15 10:35:44 +00:00 by simon · 1 comment
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Sometimes the download of an docker image takes longer, escpecially for big images and slower VMs or networks. Afaik abra only displays the status unknown whereas it would be nice to inform users about the image download.

Bonus would be to actually provide the progress of the image download

Sometimes the download of an docker image takes longer, escpecially for big images and slower VMs or networks. Afaik abra only displays the status `unknown` whereas it would be nice to inform users about the image download. Bonus would be to actually provide the progress of the image download
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@simon I believe preparing is shown on the abra app deploy output when downloading is happening? This output is taken directly from the runtime. I could take a look at that tho some time to confirm.

The handling of output is very messy from the container runtime and is very time consuming and difficult to improve because we get so little usable information from it and in very random ways. If you check the standard docker stack ... output, it is not really that good either 😅

It would be nice if we could improve this! Thanks for opening.

@simon I believe `preparing` is shown on the `abra app deploy` output when downloading is happening? This output is taken directly from the runtime. I could take a look at that tho some time to confirm. The handling of output is very messy from the container runtime and is very time consuming and difficult to improve because we get so little usable information from it and in very random ways. If you check the standard `docker stack ...` output, it is not really that good either 😅 It would be nice if we could improve this! Thanks for opening.
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