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jessfraz/dockerfiles

Various Dockerfiles I use on the desktop and on servers.
Source code at GitHub https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/docker-containers-on-the-desktop/
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dockerfiles

Section titled “dockerfiles”

make test

This is a repo to hold various Dockerfiles for images I create.

Table of Contents

About

Section titled “About”

Almost all of these live on dockerhub under jess. Because you cannot use notary with autobuilds on dockerhub I also build these continuously on a private registry at r.j3ss.co for public download. (You’re welcome.)

Resources

Section titled “Resources”

My dotfiles

Section titled “My dotfiles”

You may also want to checkout my dotfiles, specifically the aliases for all these files which are here: github.com/jessfraz/dotfiles/blob/master/.dockerfunc.

Contributing

Section titled “Contributing”

I try to make sure each Dockerfile has a command at the top to document running it, if a file you are looking at does not have a command, please pull request it!

Using the Makefile

Section titled “Using the Makefile”
$ make help
build                          Builds all the dockerfiles in the repository.
dockerfiles                    Tests the changes to the Dockerfiles build.
image                          Build a Dockerfile (ex. DIR=telnet).
latest-versions                Checks all the latest versions of the Dockerfile contents.
run                            Run a Dockerfile from the command at the top of the file (ex. DIR=telnet).
shellcheck                     Runs the shellcheck tests on the scripts.
test                           Runs the tests on the repository.