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I'm using Tiller to set up a web application's config files.
The app expects the number of HTTP workers to be provided as a command-line argument, there is no way to provide it as an environment variable or in a config file. E.g:
starts the app with 5 workers. I'd like to specify this number via an environment variable instead, e.g.:
docker run --env WORKERS=10 myapp:latest
I have not found any way to do this in the documentation. Looking at the source code I don't think I can do anything like ["--workers", $WORKERS] but I am not a Ruby developers so might have missed something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm using Tiller to set up a web application's config files.
The app expects the number of HTTP workers to be provided as a command-line argument, there is no way to provide it as an environment variable or in a config file. E.g:
starts the app with 5 workers. I'd like to specify this number via an environment variable instead, e.g.:
I have not found any way to do this in the documentation. Looking at the source code I don't think I can do anything like
["--workers", $WORKERS]
but I am not a Ruby developers so might have missed something.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: