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Docker image features

  • This command uses the language set for this system. If that does not support it will be output in English. Supported Language

  • This image supports building on the ARM architecture (e.g. Raspberry Pi)

  • Do you want to change the timezone? Use the -e option to pass the time-zone setting to Docker. (e.g. -e TZ="America/New_York")

A custom setup for Docker-based log analysis

The following example assumes you will store your GoAccess data below /srv/goaccess, but you can use a different prefix if you like or if you run as non-root user.

mkdir -p /srv/goaccess/{data,html,logs}

Before running your own GoAccess Docker container, first create a config file in /srv/goaccess/data. You can start one from scratch or use the one from config/goaccess.conf as a starting point and change it as needed.

A minimal config file for a real-time HTML report requires at least the following options: log-format, log-file, output and real-time-html. For example, for Apache's combined log format:

log-format COMBINED
log-file /goaccess/access.log
output /goaccess/index.html
real-time-html true

(Note): The docker container doesn't use subfolders /srv/{data,html,logs} anymore. Goaccess container will now by default look for files inside its /goaccess folder.

If you want to expose goaccess on a different port on the host machine, you have to set the ws-url option in the config file, e.g.:

ws-url ws://example.com:8080

or for secured connections (TLS/SSL), please ensure your configuration file contains the following lines:

ssl-cert /srv/data/domain.crt
ssl-key /srv/data/domain.key
ws-url wss://example.com:8080

Once you have your configuration file all set, clone the repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/allinurl/goaccess.git goaccess && cd $_

and then build and run the image as follows:

docker build . -t allinurl/goaccess
docker run --restart=always -d -p 7890:7890 \
  -v "/srv/goaccess/data:/goaccess" \
  -v "/srv/goaccess/html/index.html:/goaccess/index.html" \
  -v "/var/log/apache2/access.log:/goaccess/access.log" \
  --name=goaccess allinurl/goaccess \
  goaccess --no-global-config --config-file=/goaccess/goaccess.conf

If you made changes to the config file after building the image, you don't have to rebuild from scratch. Simply restart the container:

docker restart goaccess

And restart the container as follows:

docker run --restart=always -d -p 8080:7890 \
  -v "/srv/goaccess/data:/srv/data"         \
  -v "/srv/goaccess/html:/srv/report"       \
  -v "/var/log/apache:/srv/logs"            \
  --name=goaccess allinurl/goaccess

If you had already run the container, you may have to stop and remove it first:

docker stop goaccess
docker rm goaccess

Note, it is possible to specify a different command and command line options to run in the container directly on the docker command line, e.g.:

docker run --restart=always -d -p 8080:7890 \
  -v "/srv/goaccess/data:/goaccess" \
  -v "/srv/goaccess/html/index.html:/goaccess/index.html" \
  -v "/var/log/apache/access.log:/goaccess/access.log" \
  --name=goaccess allinurl/goaccess \
  goaccess --no-global-config --config-file=/goaccess/goaccess.conf  \
           --ws-url=example.org:8080 --output=/goaccess/index.html \
           --log-file=/goaccess/access.log

The container and image can be completely removed as follows:

docker stop goaccess
docker rm goaccess
docker rmi allinurl/goaccess

There is also a prebuilt docker image that can be run without cloning the git repository:

docker run --restart=always -d -p 8080:7890 \
    -v "/srv/goaccess/data:/goaccess" \
    -v "/srv/goaccess/html/index.html:/goaccess/index.html" \
    -v "/var/log/apache/access.log:/goaccess/access.log" \
    --name=goaccess allinurl/goaccess