Containerize (create-container-image)

Create, tag, and optionally publish a container for a GIT repository.

The container tag has the format:

<name>:<version>
image created from Dockerfile without extension has also tag "latest"

The container name is generated based on the following precedence:

The GIT <organization>/<repository> of the 'origin' remote.
The top level GIT directory
The current directory

The container version is generated based on the following precedence:

Drone tag
Drone branch
GIT branch
The string unknown

Requires

A .git directory in CWD or parent path

One or more Dockerfiles in the project at the current working directory.

File names match: Dockerfile and Dockerfile.*
Dockerfiles SHOULD contain:

ARG TAG
ARG GIT_DESCRIBE
ARG GIT_SHA
ARG BUILD_DATE
ARG SRC_REPO
LABEL TAG=$TAG \
  GIT_DESCRIBE=$GIT_DESCRIBE \
  GIT_SHA=$GIT_SHA \
  BUILD_DATE=$BUILD_DATE \
  SRC_REPO=$SRC_REPO

Docker installed on the localhost.
[Optional] Tags will prefer a git repository but can work without it.

Registries

Containerize will attempt to publish to the registries listed in a registry file, see Registry File Precedence
Containerize will attempt to create repositories for some versions of Dockerhub (e.g. HPE's version), and AWS ECR
1. The Namespace for HPE's Dockerhub is required to exist prior to running this utility

Registry File Precedence

The -f <file> command line option
A user registry file: <project_dir>/.dev/registry.json
1. Be sure to add .dev/ to the project .gitignore file.
A project registry file: <project_dir>/registry.json
A program registry file in the docker image for containerize

Registry File Format

Follow this example showing an unsecure private registry, a secure private registry, a secure aws ec2 registry: registry.json`

Usage

Options

containerize.sh : Will build a container image
containerize.sh --publish: Will build and publish a container image
containerize.sh -q|--quiet : Will only print the tag <name>:<version>

CLI/bash

Get the containerize image:
1. Build it from source: ./containerize.sh
2. Pull from registry: docker pull containerize:latest
cd <project_dir>
docker run --init --rm --workdir="$PWD" -v $HOME/.docker:/root/.docker -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v "$PWD":"$PWD" -e HTTP_PROXY -e HTTPS_PROXY -e NO_PROXY -e http_proxy -e https_proxy -e no_proxy containerize

Drone

clone:
  tags: true
build:
  create-container:
    image: picasso/containerize:latest
    volumes:
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
    commands:
      - containerize.sh --publish

Issues and Troubleshooting

Docker login not working:
1. Identification: WARNING: Error loading config file: .docker/config.json: open .docker/config.json: permission denied
2. Cause: If docker login has not previously been run then the $HOME/.docker/config.json file will not exist. Executing this tool will create it but may create it with root ownership.
3. Solution: sudo rm -f $HOME/.docker/config.json and then run docker login again.

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