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Enhance UptimeKuma with Socket-Proxy option (#22)
* Enhance UptimeKuma with Socket-Proxy option UptimeKuma settings has a Docker Hosts section. This enhancement lets the user connect to tcp://socket-proxy:2375 thus allowing the UptimeKuma monitor to watch the container directly in docker. This commit/enhancement gives user an option to link to socket-proxy container. The compose will ask if a socket-proxy should be used. If yes, will then ask if one already exists. - If yes, link to the existing socket-proxy. - If no, create and link to it. * Update cosmos-compose.json Simplified logic for including socket-proxy and renamed created socket-proxy container to include {ServiceName}. * Update cosmos-compose.json Fixed bug by removing Links in initial container and linking only from 2nd container. Also added warning messages so user knows how to update settings in Uptime-Kuma to leverage the socket-proxy. * Update cosmos-compose.json - minor change to shorten socket-proxy container name - further locked down socket by only leaving Containers access enabled by default * Update cosmos-compose.json Small modification to clarify purpose for using socket proxy
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