docker-fail2ban | A simple fail2ban to use inside a Docker | Continuous Deployment library
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Available on Docker Hub: superitman/fail2ban. A simple container with Fail2Ban installed inside to use in docker environment. This is compatible with docker web hosts. For this, you should use action docker-iptables-multiport which works as iptables-multiport. The current installed version is fail2ban-0.8.13-1 (latest one available on Debian Jessie repository).
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QUESTION
I am trying to implement fail2ban inside my docker environment that uses my Nginx logs. <-- I may in the future just target the entire traefik
logs.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-01 at 12:41If /var/log/access.log
is a symlink to stdout, it's not going to be available in the other container: /dev/stdout
points to the stdout of the current process, so when fail2ban
attempts to read from it, it gets its own stdout, rather than the stdout of the nginx process.
If you want fail2ban
to be able to read the logs from nginx, you will need to write them to an actual file. If you also want them showing up on the container stdout, you can run something like a tail -f
in the background of the nginx container.
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