List of my Dockers

1. supervisor: To run multiple processes and to solve reaping problem. Support cron, basic exim4 to delivery email inside/from container to the world, and a minimal syslog implementation to catch application events; This base Bockerfile is used to build every other Bockerfile;
2. phantomjs: To run phantomjs-1.9.8;
3. tomcat: Support tomcat-7 application on Debian/stable system;
4. redis: Daemonize redis-2.8.20;
5. percona: To run percona-5.6 daemon.
6. nginx: Hardened nginx;
7. wordpress: To run wordpress (any version). Use phpfpm;
8. phpfpm: A base library to start phpfpm daemon;
9. btsync: To run btsync-1.3, btsync-2.0 or btsync-1.4;
10. sonarqube: To run SonarQube system (The LTS or latest version.)

Documentation

See README.* under doc/ directory.

Build instruction

There isn't any Dockerfile. Because this project heavily uses Bockerfile. A compiler script will generate Dockerfile for you.

The compiler is bocker.sh script. It comes from bocker project (https://github.com/icy/bocker), which is a submodule of this repository.

  $ git clone https://github.com/icy/docker.git
  $ git submodule update --init       # first run
  $ # git submodule update --remote   # future run
  $ # git submodule update --checkout # future run

Now, if you want to have Dockerfile for percona, go to context/ directory and run bocker.sh:

  $ cd context/
  $ ../compiler/bocker.sh \
      ../bocker/Bockerfile.percona > Dockerfile.percona

  # You shouldn't see any warning/error from `bocker.sh`.
  # Now you are ready to build with the generated Dockerfile

  $ docker build -t you/percona -f Dockerfile.percona .

License. Author

This work is published under a MIT license.

The author is Anh K. Huynh.