Ubuntu-based versions of Docker-In-Docker images
If you don't need Ubuntu specifically, use the official images: https://hub.docker.com/_/docker
There are two ways to use Docker inside of Docker:
- Docker-CLI-In-Docker (dcliind): An image with the Docker CLI, in which the Docker socket from the host machine is mounted and used.
- Docker-In-Docker (dind): where the Docker daemon is installed and ran inside of a Docker image.
Both flavours are provided. The images are generated from the official Docker images, which are based on Alpine.
docker run -it --rm -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:ro \
colinnolan/ubuntu-with-docker:18.04-19.03
Build the image for the dcliind directory of this repository with:
./build.sh
where the tag of the built image is given on stdout.
The following build arguments are available to customise the image:
BASE_IMAGE: base image to use (must be debian/ubuntu).DOCKER_CLI_DOWNLOAD_LOCATION: location to download the Docker CLI binaries from (expected to be .tgz).DOCKER_CLI_DOWNLOAD_CHECKSUM: checksum of downloaded .tgz file.
docker run -it --rm --privileged \
colinnolan/ubuntu-with-docker:18.04-19.03-dind
Build the image for the dind directory of this repository with:
./build.sh
where the tag of the built image is given on stdout.
The following build arguments are available to customise the image:
BASE_IMAGE: base image to use (must be debian/ubuntu based, with the Docker CLI installed).
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