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error getting docker info: No such file or directory #84
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@mindscratch can you please run |
Docker 1.7.1 The output from docker ps isn't as each type get because it's on a separate
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This also happens to me with boot2docker (OS X) and Docker v1.7.1. |
@maxekman, The docker plugin is not supported on OSX, because it is not possible to poll for docker information from the OSX, telegraf would have to be running from within the boot2docker VM for it to work. I also realize that the supported plugins for various OSes need to be better documented, this is going to be a point of future work. |
Thanks for explaining. Then it will at least hopefully work in the deployment at CoreOS. Max Ekman +46 708 710504 > looplab.se
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@sparrc I seem to have the same problem on An AWS EC2 instance running docker 1.6.2! Is there any documentation on which volumes telegraf needs - might also be dependant on the OS, I assume |
@aheusingfeld This is something I'm looking into at the moment, unfortunately the docker functionality is completely based on the gopsutil package, which hasn't been the most stable option in terms of cross-platform functionality and build: https://github.com/shirou/gopsutil |
Same here: |
I believe that this PR: #180 will fix it, waiting on the author to sign the CLA and then will get this merged ASAP, thank you everyone for the issue reports |
I'm marking this as closed by PR #180, please re-open if that did not fix it |
Running telegraf 0.1.4 on CentOS 7 with Docker 1.7.1 fails to gather docker metrics. What I get is
error getting docker info: open /sys/fs/cgroup/cpuacct/docker//cpuacct.stat: no such file or directory
I tried running
find / -name docker -type d
and only found:/run/docker
/var/lib/docker
/etc/docker
/usr/libexec/docker
Perhaps the cgroup paths are different in CentOS/RHEL 7?
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