hermes-s6-container-supervision

To add a new service to a Docker image using s6-overlay supervision, you modify the supervision tree by adding static service directories and scripts. This enables proper service management and startup within the Hermes Agent container architecture.

The s6-overlay supervision tree in Docker containers manages processes through a structured init system. It uses `cont-init.d` boot scripts and run-scripts to execute services and reconcile profiles, ensuring reliable container startup and process supervision.

To diagnose per-profile gateway issues in Docker, you inspect the s6-overlay boot scripts and run-scripts. This process helps identify misconfigurations in profile reconciliation and gateway initialization that prevent services from starting properly.

Yes, you need prior knowledge of s6-overlay and Hermes Agent to manage these Docker containers. This skill requires understanding the supervision tree architecture and the main-program pattern to implement changes and diagnose service issues effectively.

A Docker service may not start with s6-overlay due to incorrect supervision tree configuration or errors in `cont-init.d` boot scripts. Debugging involves checking profile reconciliation and gateway diagnostics to identify the startup failure point.

The Architecture B main-program pattern in container supervision is a structural approach used within the Hermes Agent Docker image. It defines how the primary program executes within the s6-overlay tree, coordinating service management and profile reconciliation.