Tandoori django dev environment with docker.
- Linux kernel >= 3.8
- Install docker: http://docs.docker.com/installation/
For more convenience, I recommend you to add aliases from docker_aliases's file into your system (host) bash_aliases. I will use those aliases to explain the How to below.
Read some documentation about docker: http://docs.docker.com/installation/#user-guide
Optional: copy your private key as "id_rsa" in the directory. It will be automatically added into the image for your github operations.
You first need to build an image from the dockerfile. Get into your cloned directory then:
d.build -t tandoori .
d.images command should show you two images: debian and tandoori. The second one is made over the first one.
Now we can run a container that will use the image you built:
d.runprompt tandoori