Docker Images

The source code for my custom Docker images on Docker Hub.

Use the ansible playbook in tomy0000000/playbooks to setup docker daemon first.

Installation

Most image (service) comes in two format, Dockerfile and Docker Compose.

Generally, Dockerfile is designed as a simple development runtime. Whereas Docker Compose is designed to managed / visualized complicated configuration, in addition, restart=always flag enables the container to daemonized as services.

Consult each README for detailed usage.

Awesome Variables

Dockerfiles might use some of the following variables to provide consistent experience.

AWESOME_USER: The username of the service or login shell in the container
AWESOME_PASSWORD: The password of the service, or the user password in the container
AWESOME_HOST: The hostname used in the container

Declare manually per shell session

# password can be generated with `openssl rand -base64 32`
export AWESOME_USER=$USER
export AWESOME_PASSWORD="Vb8abtQWOmOF19UPOPXALMWedupIlLcxt12/9tYb5Dc="
export AWESOME_HOST=$HOST

Add to your `.bashrc`, `.zshrc`, `config.fish`

echo -e 'export AWESOME_USER=$USER\nexport AWESOME_PASSWORD='$(openssl rand -base64 32)'\nexport AWESOME_HOST=$HOST' >> ~/.zshrc

Custom Setting

Custom setting comes in three type: Applied, Runtime, Host Machine.

The following chart indicate which type of settings is handled using different approach.

	Dockerfile	Docker Compose
Applied	✅	✅
Runtime	❌*	✅
Host Machine	❌	❌

*Runtime settings is not handled in Dockerfile, but can be handle using command given in README

If not specified, settings is required by default. Therefore, if your installation method doesn't handle correctly, unexpected results might happened.