We're excited to announce new features in Docker bundle. 

For those who don't know that is a component, that allows anyone to run apps encapsulated in Docker to run in Keboola Connection.

Streaming Logs

If your app writes to stdout or stderr these logs are immediately forwarded to Storage API Events, so you can notify about important events in your app live.

More abut streamed logs in the documentation.

Incremental File Processing

In a scenario, where you're processing unknown number of files on a regular basis, incremental file processing comes in handy. Successfully processed files get tagged and are excluded on the next run. 

More about incremental file processing in the documentation.

Development and troubleshooting API calls

We added sandbox, input and dry-run API calls to Docker bundle. They are similar to the counterparts from Transformation API and allow you to

• prepare data and serialized configuration file for your application before you start developing the app, so you don't have to prepare the folder structure manually (sandbox)
• see exactly what data comes in to your application (input)
• see the data input and output of your app (dry-run)

The data is compressed in a ZIP file and stored in File Uploads in the given project.

More about these API calls in the documentation.

Want to know more, interested in developing your own apps in KBC? Read more in the documentation or get in touch with support@keboola.com.