Drydock
The purpose of the drydock project is to facilitate the the construction, testing, and publishing of the Dockerfiles used to generate custom Docker container images for the composite collection.
Use
A single Dockerfile is stitched together from a series of partials stored in the /dockerfile-partials directory. Each one is responsible for a different facet of the resulting whole. Partials are concatenated into a single Dockerfile by executing build-dockerfile.sh.
Directory structures and files referenced by the image are stored in the /image directory.
Use the following command to build an image from a finished Dockerfile
docker image build -t alamansky/<image-name>:<tag-name> --build-arg IMAGE_NAME=<image-name> .
Append the --no-cache option to the command if a remote resource (e.g. a Github repo) has been updated since the image was last built.