A collection of dockerfiles to create containers
Docker is an open source project to pack, ship and run any application as a lightweight container. These dockerfiles build containers that can be run almost anywhere with isolation and repeatability guarentees.
If you're convinced to use docker already, and you are using Mac OSX, you can simply install using the install_docker.sh script. This will install docker (and all dependencies) into your ~/src/docker folder and then bring up the VM. You can clone this repo and run the install_docker.sh script:
$ git clone https://github.com/Ensequence/dockerfiles.git && cd dockerfiles
$ ./install_docker.sh
Alternatively, you can cURL and install right away:
$ curl https://raw.github.com/Ensequence/dockerfiles/master/install_docker.sh -s | bash
Then, you can connect to that VM via:
$ cd ~/src/docker
$ vagrant ssh
From there, you can install images (docker pull) or run images / containers (docker run)...
Gitlab CI is an awesome project for continuous integration. We use it to automatically buid software as it's modified through the lifetime of the project. One benefit of Gitlab CI is it doesn't run the builds on the CI server itself. It allows you to register runners on other machines. All of our developer machines then can register as runners to run builds.
Documentation to download and install this image can be found here.