Mutagen Compose is a modified version of Docker Compose that offers automated integration with Mutagen.

Mutagen Compose

Mutagen Compose is a (minimally) modified version of Docker Compose that offers automated integration with Mutagen. This allows you to synchronize files and forward network traffic between your local system and your Compose services. While this is primarily designed for using Compose to develop on a remote and/or cloud-based Docker engine, it can also be used with Docker Desktop to provide a high-performance alternative to the virtual filesystems used in Docker Desktop bind mounts.

Usage

Check out the Mutagen Compose documentation for usage information.

System requirements

Mutagen Compose is currently supported on macOS, Linux, and Windows and is available for a variety of architectures.

To use Mutagen Compose, you will need the Docker CLI (i.e the docker command) installed and available in your path. You can get this via a number of official Docker channels, via your system's package manager, or via a third-party package manager such as Homebrew.

You will also need a matching version of Mutagen installed and available in your path.

Installation

The best way to install Mutagen Compose is via Homebrew using:

brew install mutagen-io/mutagen/mutagen-compose-beta

Alternatively, you can download the official release binary and put it in your path.

Community

The Mutagen Community Slack Workspace is the place to go for discussion, questions, and ideas.

For updates about the project and its releases, you can follow Mutagen on Twitter.

Status

Mutagen Compose is built and tested on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to Mutagen Compose, please see the contribution documentation.

Security

Mutagen and its related projects take security very seriously. If you believe you have found a security issue with Mutagen Compose, please practice responsible disclosure practices and send an email directly to [email protected] instead of opening a GitHub issue. For more information, please see the security documentation.

Building

Please see the build instructions.

Comments
  • mutagen-compose down fails

    mutagen-compose down fails

    I'm new to mutagen and mutagen compose but have been able to get things up and running (what an improvement to our hot module reloading times as compared to bind mounts!). I am running into one issue though (with mutagen-compose I think). I bring the orchestration up with mutagen-compose --project-name vue up and everything works as expected, however when I run mutagen-compose --project-name vue down the vue container comes down but the mutagen sidecar and sync session just keep running:

     - Container vue-mutagen-1  Stopping                                                                             336.0s
     - Container vue-vue-1      Removed                                                                               11.6s
     - Mutagen                  Pausing session sync_afv4HMEvIQedDHD9zYR5nCQm7gokr7gazBO0BU8xtz6...                  336.0s
    

    So far as I can tell the SIGTERM is not making it to the container from the mutagen-compose down command. When I issue a docker container stop vue-mutagen-1 the rest of the orchestration comes down (network, etc...) and the sync is stopped and removed.

    I am running:

    • Windows 11 Enterprise 21H2 (OS build 22000.434)
    • Mutagen version 0.13.0
    • Compose version v2.2.3
    • Docker version v20.10.7 (back by wsl2)

    And for reference here is the mutagen compose file:

    # This compose file must be run using mutagen-compose - please be sure you have
    # it installed (see: https://mutagen.io/documentation/orchestration/compose)
    version: '3.4'
    
    services:
      vue:
        image: "node:14-alpine"
        volumes:
          # use a mutagen sync to address performance issues of bind mounts
          - "vuesrc:/web"
          # write node_modules to a named volume to reduce sync io
          - "node_modules:/web/node_modules" 
        working_dir: /web
        # We use the existance of the /web/node_modules/.bin directory as a proxy 
        # for whether or not node modules are already installed. This command will
        # test to see if it exists and if not will run npm install (which takes a 
        # while), otherwise we skip it and in either case run the serve command
        command:
          - /bin/sh
          - -c
          - |
            test -d /web/node_modules/.bin || npm install
            npm run serve
        ports:
         - "8080:8080"
        environment:
         # Required to support hot module reloading
         - CHOKIDAR_USEPOLLING=true
    x-mutagen:
      sync:
        defaults:
          ignore:
            vcs: true
            paths:
              - "/node_modules"
        vuesrc:
          alpha: "."
          beta: "volume://vuesrc"
    volumes:
      vuesrc:
      node_modules:
    

    Happy to provide any other details, logs, etc...

  • update containerd and runc

    update containerd and runc

    This commit updates containerd to v1.6.6 and runc to v1.1.3 along with its associated dependencies. This resolves Dependabot alerts associated with GHSA-5ffw-gxpp-mxpf and GHSA-f3fp-gc8g-vw66.

    Signed-off-by: Nathan Harmon [email protected]

    What does this pull request do and why is it needed?

    This pull request updates containerd and runc and the associated dependencies. The current versions of those packages were vulnerable to GHSA-5ffw-gxpp-mxpf and GHSA-f3fp-gc8g-vw66 respectively.

    Which issue(s) does this pull request address (if any)?

    None

    Any other notes for the review process?

    I found these packages through a Dependabot alert.

  • conf(volume): unable to access files between containers

    conf(volume): unable to access files between containers

    Hi Mutagen team 👋🏻

    Sorry to create a new issue but I'm facing a very strange situation (I must admit that it's probably related to a configuration issue, I prefer to be honest 😄 ), I'm currently adding the mutagen sidecar service to a Symfony application (the demo one to be precise) and even if the PHP container works (I'm able to use it and see the Mutagen gains), the Nginx server seems to encounter some issues when accessing files and returning the front controller, here's the context:

    | Q | A | ---------------- | --- macOS | macOS Monterey (12.0.1) & M1 Pro ship | Docker version (Docker Desktop) | 4.2.0 | Docker engine | v20.10.10 | Docker-Compose | 2.1.1 | Mutagen version | 0.13.0-beta2 | Mutagen-Compose version | 0.13.0-beta2

    The boot process seems to work when using mutagen-compose up -d but when I'm trying to access the application using localhost:80, I'm facing a Files not found error, after searching for more informations, it seems that the front controller (located in public/index.php isn't found by Nginx, problem is, the volume is "properly" shared and the configuration seems valid (I've compared it with the example provided in the official documentation of Mutagen and except the forward rules, nothing seems wrong 🤔

    If it can help, I've created a repository that contains the whole configuration: https://github.com/Guikingone/MutagenSf, here's the docker-compose.override.yml file:

    version: '3'
    
    services:
      php:
        volumes:
          - php:/srv/app
    
      nginx:
        volumes:
          - php:/srv/app
    
    volumes:
      php:
    
    x-mutagen:
      sync:
        defaults:
          ignore:
            vcs: true
        php:
          alpha: '.'
          beta: 'volume://php'
          mode: 'two-way-safe'
          ignore:
            paths:
              - '.idea'
              - '.git'
              - '.github'
              - '.gitignore'
              - 'README.md'
    

    Again, it's probably a configuration issue but I don't find it and its annoying as the CLI seems to work 🙁

    Thanks again for the help and sorry for the issue 🙂

  • mutagen-compose slower than mutagen standalone?

    mutagen-compose slower than mutagen standalone?

    Hello.

    Testing out mutagen and noticed that mutagen-compose has lower performance. Not sure whether it is like it is at the current state or am I doing something wrong.

    System: MacOS 12.1 CPU: M1 Max

    Example with standalone mutagen (after docker-compose up -d): mutagen sync create -m two-way-resolved --name=code /Users/x/projectcode docker://root@projectapi/var/www/html

    Example with compose x-mutagen:

    version: '3.7'
    
    services:
      api:
        container_name: projectapi
        build:
          context: ../
        volumes:
          - code:/var/www/html
        ports:
          - 8000:80
    
    volumes:
      code:
    
    x-mutagen:
      sync:
        defaults:
          ignore:
            vcs: true
    
        code:
          mode: two-way-resolved
          alpha: /Users/x/projectcode
          beta: volume://code
    

    With standalone I get response in 20-40ms, with compose I get 70ms+

    Any help appreciated

  • Restart policy for Mutagen Sidecar

    Restart policy for Mutagen Sidecar

    Hi Mutagen Team!

    We've been using Mutagen + Mutagen Compose version 0.13.0-beta3 on macOS and it has been working well.

    One thing that would be great addition for us would be to include the option to set a restart policy for the Mutgen Sidecar container. In can be a bit frustrating trying to figure out why the sync is not working, until you realize that when you installed that latest Docker update (for example) and restarted, all of your own containers are running due to their configured restart policies, while the Mutgen Sidecar container is not!

    Thanks!

  •  container probing failed

    container probing failed

    Error: unable to reconcile Mutagen sessions: unable to create synchronization session (app): unable to connect to beta: unable to connect to endpoint: unable to dial agent endpoint: unable to create agent command: unable to probe container: container probing failed under POSIX hypothesis (exit status 1) and Windows hypothesis (exit status 1)

    System: macOS 11.6 Mutagen: version 0.13.0-beta2 Docker: version 20.10.10 Docker Compose: version v2.1.1 Use Docker Compose V2 is checked and active

    When I do a mutage compose up, the following happens: Volumes are created, then mutagen sidecar is started and then I get this error. Other containers are not started.

  • sidecar: added container_name configuration option

    sidecar: added container_name configuration option

    What does this pull request do and why is it needed?

    This change was discussed in Mutagen Slack. This PR adds a container_name option to the sidecar config. This allows users to give a friendlier name to the sidecar container. The friendly name can be leveraged in e.g. monitoring tools.

    Any other notes for the review process?

    There are no checks for conflicting container names. If you attempt to run mutagen-compose with conflicting container names, the mutagen sidecar and sync will start, but the docker daemon will return a conflict error for the compose project. Is this something we want to attempt to address inside mutagen-compose?

  • Permission denied opening files on the container

    Permission denied opening files on the container

    Hello, how are you? I am having troubles with permissions on my container. It's a NextJS project that works fine with docker-compose on Mac but well, due to the poor performance of volumes on Mac, I'm trying Mutagen.

    The command I am using is mutagen-compose up

    Error

    frontend        | npm ERR! code EACCES
    frontend        | npm ERR! syscall open
    frontend        | npm ERR! path /opt/app/package.json
    frontend        | npm ERR! errno -13
    frontend        | npm ERR! Error: EACCES: permission denied, open '/opt/app/package.json'
    frontend        | npm ERR!  [Error: EACCES: permission denied, open '/opt/app/package.json'] {
    frontend        | npm ERR!   errno: -13,
    frontend        | npm ERR!   code: 'EACCES',
    frontend        | npm ERR!   syscall: 'open',
    frontend        | npm ERR!   path: '/opt/app/package.json'
    frontend        | npm ERR! }
    

    Versions

    > mutagen-compose version
    Mutagen version 0.13.0-beta3
    Compose version v2.1.1
    Docker version v20.10.7
    

    Dockerfile

    FROM node:16.1.0-alpine3.11 as dev
    ENV PATH /opt/app/node_modules/.bin:$PATH
    EXPOSE 3000
    
    WORKDIR /opt/app
    RUN chown node:node .
    
    USER node
    
    COPY --chown=node:node package.json package-lock.json /opt/app/
    RUN npm ci && npm cache clean --force
    
    COPY --chown=node:node . /opt/app
    CMD ["npm", "start"]
    

    Docker-compose (part of it)

    version: '3.8'
    
    services:
      frontend:
        build:
          context: ../client
          dockerfile: Dockerfile
          target: dev
        container_name: container-frontend
        command: npm run dev
        env_file:
          - ../client/.env.local
        ports:
          - '3000:3000'
        volumes:
          - code-front:/opt/app
          - node-modules-front:/opt/app/node_modules
        depends_on:
          - backend
        restart: always
    
    volumes:
      node-modules-front:
      code-front:
    
    x-mutagen:
      sync:
        defaults:
          ignore:
            vcs: true
        code-front:
          ignore:
            paths:
              - '../client/node_modules'
          alpha: "../client"
          beta: "volume://code-front"
          mode: "two-way-resolved"
    

    Do you have any clue on what am I missing?

    Thanks!

    Edit: In the same docker-compose file I have the backend service, using other mutagen volume and it works ok.

  • Use Remote Docker Host

    Use Remote Docker Host

    Hi, How do I run mutagen-compose on a remote host(called zeus which has a docker daemon). I may be incorrectly providing DOCKER_HOST. I'm trying to run the data science example in the examples folder

    The following commands work

    export ZEUS_USER=rajiv
    ssh zeus
    docker -H "ssh://$ZEUS_USER@zeus" run -v "/home/$ZEUS_USER/livesync/$PROJECT_NAME:/$PROJECT_NAME" -v "/:/host" -w "/$PROJECT_NAME"
    

    Outside this docker experiment, I was able to successfully use mutagen sync. So mutagen works.

    The following commands didn't work:

    export DOCKER_HOST=ssh://rajiv@zeus && mutagen-compose up
    # or 
    mutagen-compose -H "ssh://rajiv@zeus" up
    
    

    The error I get is:

    [+] Running 6/6
     ⠿ mutagen Pulled                                                                     3.0s
       ⠿ df9b9388f04a Pull complete                                                       1.3s
       ⠿ c619346dabd9 Pull complete                                                       1.4s
       ⠿ 65c51f140dce Pull complete                                                       1.5s
       ⠿ 8f47ad349b1a Pull complete                                                       1.7s
       ⠿ ca4590cc6e67 Pull complete                                                       1.9s
    [+] Running 2/4
     ⠿ Network data-science_default      Created                                          0.1s
     ⠿ Volume "data-science_code"        Created                                          0.0s
     ⠿ Container data-science-mutagen-1  Starting                                         0.9s
     ⠿ Mutagen                           Error: unable to create forwarding ...           0.1s
    unable to bring up Mutagen Compose sidecar service: unable to reconcile Mutagen sessions: unable to create forwarding session (jupyter): unable to connect to destination: unable to connect to endpoint: unable to dial agent endpoint: unable to create agent command: unable to probe container: container probing failed under POSIX hypothesis (exit status 1) and Windows hypothesis (exit status 1)
    
    

    Details:

    • Mutagen
    ❯ mutagen-compose version
    Mutagen version 0.14.0
    Compose version v2.5.1
    Docker version v20.10.12
    
    

    UPDATE: I noticed that a container was created remotely during this process. But I'm not sure if that was the only container required.

    # Remote Machine Zeus
    rajiv@Zeus:~$ docker ps
    CONTAINER ID   IMAGE                               COMMAND                  CREATED          STATUS          PORTS                                                                                          NAMES
    f86abf45b1e3   mutagenio/sidecar:0.14.0-enhanced   "mutagen-sidecar"        15 minutes ago   Up 15 minutes                                                                                                  data-science-mutagen-1
    

    Thanks for making this project!

  • Beta defaultOwner/defaultGroup can't find user available only in the container

    Beta defaultOwner/defaultGroup can't find user available only in the container

    Using defaultOwner/defaultGroup with mutagen-compose, and a user that's only available in the container, produces this error when running mutagen-compose up api

    unable to lookup user by ID: user: unknown user foobar_user

    Here's how I add a user in the Dockerfile:

    RUN addgroup --gid 1000 foobar_user && \
        adduser --uid 1000 --gid 1000 foobar_user
    

    Here's the relevant part of my docker-compose:

    x-mutagen:
      sync:
        defaults:
          ignore:
            vcs: true
          mode: "two-way-resolved"
    
        mount-web-to-code:
          alpha: "./web"
          beta: "volume://mount-web-to-code"
    
        mount-api-to-code:
          alpha: "./api"
          beta: "volume://mount-api-to-code"
    
          configurationBeta:
            permissions:
                defaultOwner: "id:1000"
                defaultGroup: "id:1000"
    

    This appears to work - first of all, mutagen-compose runs the container, and when I edit files on the host, the ownership is set to foobar_user.

    However, using these permissions...

          configurationBeta:
            permissions:
                defaultOwner: "foobar_user"
                defaultGroup: "foobar_user"
    

    ...produces the following error:

     ⠿ Mutagen                       Error: unable to create synchronization session (mount-api-to-code):...           2.8s
    unable to bring up Mutagen Compose sidecar service: unable to reconcile Mutagen sessions: unable to create synchronization session (mount-api-to-code): unable to connect to beta: unable to connect to endpoint: remote error: unable to create underlying endpoint: unable to create ownership specification: unable to lookup user by ID: user: unknown user foobar_user
    

    Some thoughts:

    • I'm able to go back and forth between working/not-working based on the defaultOwner and defaultGroup being set to ids vs named users.
    • I don't know how to specify with docker-compose that the mutagen agent should be run as a user other than root, which may be relevant.
    • foobar_user only exists in the container; maybe Mutagen is trying to look it up on the host, despite it only being listed in configurationBeta?
    • If I don't set any defaultUser/defaultGroup, the file ownership is set to root, which doesn't work for my use case.
    • The permissions only appear to be set for beta files that are updated in alpha, which makes sense.

    Any thoughts? I looked all over the documentation and issues, but couldn't figure out how to address this.

    $ mutagen-compose version
    Mutagen version 0.13.0
    Compose version v2.2.3
    Docker version v20.10.7
    
  • "Additional property sync is not allowed" on up command

    Hello, I'm getting the following error when I run mutagen-compose up.

    volumes.x-mutagen Additional property sync is not allowed
    
    • Macbook Pro 14" (2021, M1 Pro chip)
    • MacOS Monterey 12.1
    • Mutagen version: 0.13.0
    • Mutagen Compose version: 0.13.0
    • Compose version: v2.2.3
    • Docker version: v20.10.7

    Here's my simplified docker-compose.yml file:

    version: "3.8"
    
    services:
      web:
        volumes:
          - code:/var/www/html
          
      x-mutagen:
        sync:
          defaults:
            ignore:
              vcs: true
          code:
            alpha: "."
            beta: "volume://code"
            mode: "two-way-resolved"
    
    volumes:
      code:  
    

    It's my very first time trying mutagen / mutagen-compose, hope you can help me with this!

  • Mutagen-compose fails to start if a volume sync is attached to an unstarted profile

    Mutagen-compose fails to start if a volume sync is attached to an unstarted profile

    Steps to reproduce:

    • add a profile to a container
    • add a volume to that container
    • add a sync setting in x-mutagen for that volume
    • start the compose file without that profile

    Error: unable to process project: undefined volume (xxxxx) referenced by synchronization session

    mutagen-compose version Mutagen version 0.15.2 Compose version v2.6.0 Docker version v20.10.12 Mac OS 12.6

  • [Feature request] Prefix names with project name

    [Feature request] Prefix names with project name

    Hi,

    I use a shared docker-compose configuration across all my projects and use env variables to customize things related to each project.

    I am facing an "issue" of non unique sync names. Things are still working but it add a lot more of complexity to work with mutagen.

    Unfortunately, env vars doesn't work in YML names.

    Maybe a simpler fix to provide uniqueness of names would be to prefix them with the project name provided to docker-compose through the -p / --project-name flag ?

    What to do you think ?

    Any chance to see this implemented in mutagen-compose ?

  • Don't create sidecar if there is no x-mutagen section

    Don't create sidecar if there is no x-mutagen section

    Mutagen Compose version: 0.15.0

    If docker-compose.yml doesn't have x-mutagen section, sidecar container won't do anything useful, it will just occupy space in docker ps output. So, maybe it would be better to not start sidecar container in this case?

    And to extend this, other features, like extended output of mutagen-compose ps, could be disabled too, so mutagen-compose could be a drop-in replacement for docker-compose in projects, where it isn't required.

  • cli: docker compose v2 compatible executable

    cli: docker compose v2 compatible executable

    Before this commit it was impossible to ether symlink or copy executable to docker's CLI plugin directory and name it docker-compose to completely replace it as a drop in replacement but with power of mutagen built in.

    Signed-off-by: Vadym Okun [email protected]

    What does this pull request do and why is it needed? Drop-in replacement for docker composer v2 with mutagen batteries packed.

    Which issue(s) does this pull request address (if any)? New feature.

    Any other notes for the review process? Context: https://mutagen-io.slack.com/archives/CKJSFASJ1/p1657045517388619

  • ps: add environment variable to disable session listing

    ps: add environment variable to disable session listing

    When using MUTAGEN_COMPOSE_DISABLE_SESSION_LISTING=1, one can have an output free on mutagen related content. This makes it useful for scripting if we want a similar output to the usual docker-compose

    Fixes #13

  • Consider not always printing mutagen related information

    Consider not always printing mutagen related information

    Hey,

    First time contributing so first of all: thanks for the nice tool!

    In my company we're users both of the original docker-compose for linux users and mutagen-compose for macos users. Unfortunately, the output is not the same, which makes it really bothering to script anything. For instance:

    $ mutagen-compose ps --format json api
    Forwarding sessions
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ...
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Synchronization sessions
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ...
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    [{"ID":"...","Name":"...","Command":"...","Project":"stuart-api","Service":"api","State":"running","Health":"","ExitCode":0,"Publishers":[{"URL":"0.0.0.0","TargetPort":3000,"PublishedPort":3000,"Protocol":"tcp"}]}]
    

    I'm really only expected the last line here. I've looked at the codebase, and there is not way to avoid this output (well > /dev/null or tail -1 would work, but I'd have to know beforehand that I need only one line, or none).

    IMHO there should be a configuration available. Either ENV, which would be my favourite since it allows to set it beforehand and then work as if we were really using docker-compose, or some flag, which would be OK as well (we could define alias docker-compose='mutagen-compose --silence-mutagen' for a similar behaviour)

    Anyway, I'd be glad to help on that one if that makes it ship faster 🚀 Otherwise, I'll wait :)

    Cheers, Ulysse

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