Display stack and host info when applicable

[briankabiro]

What does this PR do?

• display the stack and host info on the container-details table
• closes Display stack and host info in container details page #2120

[deviantony]

Hey @briankabiro

I don't think this implementation is working, see my screenshots below.

I want to inspect the container new_web_1 which is part of the new stack:

Nothing shows in the container-details:

Note that this is the same for the host info. FYI, the node name is only available when running Portainer with the agent setup inside a Swarm cluster.

[deviantony]

See my comments above.

[briankabiro]

Hi Tony. I'll take a look at it again and make the necessary changes.

[briankabiro]

Hi @deviantony. I've made the changes and it should be okay now. Let me know if there's any refactoring I'll need to do.

[deviantony]

Hi @briankabiro

Sorry for the late update.

When a container is part of a Swarm stack (deployed in a Swarm cluster), the stack is not displayed in the container details:

Also, instead of displaying the container hostname as it is done right now, I believe that the OP of #2120 requested the ability to retrieve the name of the node where the container is running.

This feature is only available when using our agent setup and this information can be retrieved via applicationState.endpoint.mode.agentProxy. You'll then be able to access container.NodeName, example:

https://github.com/portainer/portainer/blob/develop/app/docker/components/datatables/containers-datatable/containersDatatable.html#L237

[briankabiro]

Thanks, Tony. I'll take a look at it and update.

[briankabiro]

Hey, @deviantony! I've made the requested changes(been a while 😉) - thanks again for the pointers