I am trying to do the following in a Makefile recipe. Get the server container-ip using a python script. Build the command to run within the docker container. Run the command in the docker container.
test:
SIP=$(shell python ./scripts/script.py get-server-ip)
CMD="iperf3 -c ${SIP} -p 33445"
docker exec server ${CMD}
I get this
$ make test
SIP=172.17.0.6
CMD="iperf3 -c -p 33445"
docker exec server
"docker exec" requires at least 2 arguments.
See 'docker exec --help'.
Usage: docker exec [OPTIONS] CONTAINER COMMAND [ARG...]
Run a command in a running container make: *** [test] Error 1
I ended up with something like this.
SERVER_IP=$(shell python ./scripts/script.py get-server-ip); \
SERVER_CMD="iperf3 -s -p ${PORT} -4 --logfile s.out"; \
CLIENT_CMD="iperf3 -c $${SERVER_IP} -p ${PORT} -t 1000 -4 --logfile c.out"; \
echo "Server Command: " $${SERVER_CMD}; \
echo "Client Command: " $${CLIENT_CMD}; \
docker exec -d server $${SERVER_CMD}; \
docker exec -d client $${CLIENT_CMD};
This seems to work ok. Would love to hear if there are other ways of doing this.
You could write something like this. Here I used a target-specific variable assuming the IP address is required only in this rule. iperf_command
is defined as a variable as the format looks rather fixed except the IP address which is injected by call
function .
Also, as the rule doesn't seem to be supposed to produce the target as a file, I put .PHONY target as well.
iperf_command = iperf3 -c $1 -p 33445
.PHONY: test
test: iperf_server_ip = $(shell python ./scripts/script.py get-server-ip)
test:
docker exec server $(call iperf_command,$(iperf_server_ip))
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