Private Log Viewer

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Implementation Steps

1. Generate Authentication Credentials On your local machine, generate a Dozzle user configuration with escaped dollar signs for Docker Compose:
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   docker run --rm amir20/dozzle generate \
     --name "Admin Name" \
     --email admin@example.com \
     --password secret \
     admin | sed 's/\$/\$\$/g'
   

   This creates login credentials (username: admin, password: secret) with automatic $ escaping for Docker Compose. The output is ready to paste directly into your configuration.
2. Configure Dozzle in Docker Compose Copy the output from step 1 and paste it into your docker-compose.yml:
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   services:
     dozzle:
       container_name: dozzle
       image: amir20/dozzle:latest
       environment:
         - DOZZLE_AUTH_PROVIDER=simple
       volumes:
         - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
       configs:
         - source: dozzle_users
           target: /data/users.yml
       ports:
         - 8080:8080
   
   configs:
     dozzle_users:
       content: |
         # Paste the output from step 1 here
         users:
             admin:
                 email: admin@example.com
                 name: Admin Name
                 password: $$2a$$11$$JXzfhhgeNnFME75XzGTxKu46K2KI4OAjEL18HodilKkiBIQt8w9ka
                 filter: ""
   

   The configs directive embeds the authentication data directly in docker-compose.yml without needing external files or additional containers.
3. Access Protected Logs Once deployed on Phala Cloud, Dozzle will be accessible at:
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   https://{app-id}-8080.dstack-{node-name}.phala.network
   

   Replace {app-id} with your App ID and {node-name} with your deployment target. You can also find the endpoint in your CVM’s View Details > Network > Endpoint section. Log in with the secrets (or whatever you set in step 1):
   • Username: admin
   • Password: secret
   Only authorized users with valid credentials can view your container logs.