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README.md

Dockerfiles

Collection of docker images for my personal use. I usually implement my own docker images if I don't find one built or recommended by the original developer of the software I intend to run. Or if the recommended one is too complex for my specific use case. Or if I don't like it for whatever reason. Or if I just feel like making my own image.

Simply run make $IMG_NAME to build a specific image or run make to build them all. The created images are named as rilla/$IMG_NAME.

All images are made to suit my specific needs and taste, not to be generally useful.

Currently implemented images:

(many are self-explanatory)

  • agate
  • archivebox
  • ansible
  • backup: simple image used in some of my backup daemons
  • buku: buku and bukuserver
  • ddclient
  • git-daemon: for git-daemon and git-http-backend
  • gitolite-pystagit: well, gitolite + pystagit
  • gitolite: gitolite + docker, so that I can mount the docker socket inside of it and have it do useful things through docker in response to triggers
  • pleroma
  • sassc
  • syncthing
  • tasks: intended to run a cron daemon to run arbitrary periodic tasks. I mount the docker socket inside of it to have it perform maintanance tasks outside of it's container.
  • tor
  • vdirsyncer
  • xandikos