Customized version of the debian base image. Removes systemd and udev and adds them to the ignore list.
Does not install documentation of packages.
You need to create a php tar using the following commands:
docker build -f ./Dockerfile-build-php -t phpfarm-build .
docker run --rm --name phpfarm -v `pwd`/pkg:/pkg phpfarm-build
afterwards you can build the debian-php container
docker build -t mosaiksoftware/php .
This images provides an easy way to add packages to a derived image
create a dir /selections add place a file inside this dir e.g. yourPackages
which looks like:
git install zsh install
then call RUN set-selections yourPackages
inside your derived Dockerfile.
place apt settings in config/apt
and dpkg preferences in config/dpkg
the will be included in the new image automaticaly.
Including confd. See: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/confd/blob/master/docs/quick-start-guide.md
this image contains some predefined commands:
you can init this container using the entrypoint "init" it will run /docker/container_init.d scripts using run-parts.
all tasks in /docker/periodic_hourly.d and /docker/periodic_daily.d will be run. they should be executable and will be run unsing run-parts.
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/de/man8/run-parts.8.html
Integration daily script:
echo "run/whatever" >> /srv/runme.sh
chmod a+x /srv/runme.sh
docker run -v /srv/runme.sh /docker/periodic_daily.d/runme.sh
This image has been flatened running docker run --name debian mosaiksoftware/debian:onbuild && docker export debian | docker import - mosaiksoftware/debian:latest
which reduces its size to 43 MB.
However we lose ONBUILD capabilities doing so.
Add this to your dockerfile if you dont use :onbuild
:
COPY selections /selections/ COPY config/etc /etc