mablhq/link-agent repository overview

⁠Using this Image

⁠Supported tags

• latest

⁠Running the container

The Link Agent requires a minimum of two arguments:

• Your API key
• A valid agent name (conforming to the regular expression ^[a-z0-9-]{1,24}$) that will be used to identify the agent in the mabl app

Here is an example showing how to use this container to start a Link Agent:

$ docker run mablhq/link-agent --api-key <your-api-key> --name <agent-name>

Alternatively, you can run the agent as a daemon:

$ docker run -d --name mabl-link-agent mablhq/link-agent \
--api-key <your-api-key> --name <agent-name>

If your test needs to access services running on the docker host (the machine/VM where docker is running), such as localhost URLs, you will need to add an additional flag when starting docker: --net="host". For example:

$ docker run --net="host" mablhq/link-agent --api-key <your-api-key> --name <agent-name>

Unfortunately, the --net="host" flag only works in the Linux version of Docker. It will not work on MacOS or Windows. See #1⁠, #2⁠, and #3⁠ for more information.

⁠Documentation

For more information please review the following documentation:

• https://help.mabl.com/docs/introduction-to-mabl-link⁠
• https://help.mabl.com/docs/using-mabl-link⁠