Netbox plugins can now be mounted into the container and will be loaded
automatically from the mounted path. A configuration file to enabled the
plugin in has to be mounted additionally.
To install a plugin from outside the container you need to use the same
Python version as is used in the container. At the moment that is Python 3.11.
Assuming you are in the netbox-docker directory and using the default
configuration, just run this command, to install the netbox-initializers plugin:
pip install --target=plugins netbox-initializers
`z` is valid only for bindmounts
When using with volumes a warning for each volume appears:
netbox$ docker compose up
[+] Building 0.0s (0/0)
WARN[0000] mount of type `volume` should not define `bind` option
WARN[0000] mount of type `volume` should not define `bind` option
WARN[0000] mount of type `volume` should not define `bind` option
This may appear only when using a docker-compose.override.yml
- Reports and Scripts have changed in Netbox 3.5. They need to be uploaded now.
The Docker compose now creates a volume as it does for the media files
- Napalm has been removed from Netbox 3.5
All configuration entries for Napalm were removed and napalm itself is removed from the requirements file
- Removed Gunicorn from the image
Nginx Unit has been used for a while now. No need to install Gunicorn
We now serve Netbox with an nginx-unit instance instead of Gunicorn.
This allows us to get rid of the extra Nginx container because Unit is
also serving the static files. The static files are now collected at container
buildtime instead of every startup.
Our docker-compose.yml pointed the env file for the Redis cache to the
wrong file. Now the Redis cache password between the netbox.env and
redis-cache.env match.
Tobias Genannt
Florian Schroen
Ryan Merolle
Sean M. Collins
Tobias Genannt
renovate[bot]
Christian Mäder
Delta / Subo /Stefan
Renovate Bot
Christian Mäder
Daniel Metzler