This service displays info about the total number of containers managed by your Portainer instance.
In order to use it, you must be using Portainer version 1.11 or later. Generate an access token from the UI and pass
it to the apikey field.
-By default, every connected environments will be checked. To select specific ones,add an "environments" entry which can be a simple string or an array containing all the selected environments name.
+By default, every connected environments will be checked. To select specific ones, add an "environments" entry which can be a simple string or an array containing all the selected environments name.
See https://docs.portainer.io/v/ce-2.11/user/account-settings#access-tokens
Assets directory not writable. Check assets directory permissions & docker user or skip default assets install by setting the INIT_ASSETS env var to 0
```
-In this case you need to make sure your mounted assests directory have the same GID / UID the container user have (default 1000:1000), and that the read and write permission is granted for the user or the group.
+In this case you need to make sure your mounted assets directory have the same GID / UID the container user have (default 1000:1000), and that the read and write permission is granted for the user or the group.
You can either:
- Update your assets directory permissions (ex: `chown -R 1000:1000 /your/assets/folder/`, `chmod -R u+rw /your/assets/folder/`)
```sh
mkdir pihole
-curl http://my-pihole.me/admin/api.php -o pihole/api.php # /admin is omited because for PiHole, the implementation expect it to be in the base url (`url` or `endpoint` property)
+curl http://my-pihole.me/admin/api.php -o pihole/api.php # /admin is omitted because for PiHole, the implementation expect it to be in the base url (`url` or `endpoint` property)
```