A base image to run any storage volume for a service.
docker build -t rawmind/alpine-volume:<version> .
0.0.2-4(Dockerfile).0.0.1(Dockerfile).
This image basically, set $SERVICE_UID and $SERVICE_GID as owners of the $SERVICE_VOLUME before to export it.
To run as sidekick of a service
docker run -t \
-v <volume>:<mount-point> \
-e "SERVICE_UID=0" \
-e "SERVICE_GID=0" \
-e "SERVICE_VOLUME=<mount-point>" \
--name <service_volume> \
rawmind/alpine-volume:<version> .
To run and keep alive, for example to run in k8s in a multipod deployment
docker run -t \
-v <volume>:<mount-point> \
-e "SERVICE_UID=0" \
-e "SERVICE_GID=0" \
-e "SERVICE_VOLUME=<mount-point>" \
-e "KEEP_ALIVE=1" \
--name <service_volume> \
rawmind/alpine-volume:<version> .
Don't forget to add volumes_from: <service_volume> to your service definition.
These are the default value for the environment variables:
- SERVICE_UID=${SERVICE_UID:-"0"} # UID owner of the volume
- SERVICE_GID=${SERVICE_GID:-"0"} # GID owner of the volume
- SERVICE_VOLUME=${SERVICE_VOLUME:-"/opt"} # Volume to own and expose
- KEEP_ALIVE="0" # Set to 1 to keep container alive. (to run in k8s)