docker images

Minimal agent (jetbrains/teamcity-minimal-agent)

This minimal image adds just a TeamCity agent without any tools like VCS clients, etc. It is suitable for simple builds and can serve as a base for your custom images.

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Agent (jetbrains/teamcity-agent)

This image adds a TeamCity agent suitable for Java and .NET development.

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Server (jetbrains/teamcity-server)

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To amend current docker images or to build your custom docker images or create a pull request

• Ensure Docker installed.
• Clone this repository.
• Apply required changes in the directory configs.
• Generate docker and readme files by running the generate.sh or generate.cmd script. All generated artifacts will be placed into the directory context/generated.
• To check that image build is ok:
  • Download the required TeamCity .tar.gz file. For instance wget -c https://download.jetbrains.com/teamcity/TeamCity-2021.2.tar.gz -O - | tar -xz -C context
  • Unpack this file into the directory context/TeamCity within the cloned repository.
  • To add plugins to TeamCity agents run the context.sh or context.cmd script. This is optional as otherwise the TeamCity agents will load plugins by themselves on first launch.
  • Build docker images using a corresponding .cmd or .sh script file in context/generated directory.
  • Check the docker images by running docker-compose up in the directories like checks/windows-local or checks/linux-local.
• Push all repo changes.

To build custom TeamCity Agent, it is possible to leverage Dockerfiles we have provided

• Please refer to the documentation regarding custom TeamCity Agent Images for more information.

To build Docker images that were not provided in docker repositories, you could generate them by yourself

• Ensure Docker installed.
• Clone this repository.
• Download the required TeamCity .tar.gz file. For instance wget -c https://download.jetbrains.com/teamcity/TeamCity-2021.2.tar.gz -O - | tar -xz -C context
• Unpack this file into the directory context/TeamCity within the cloned repository.
• Generate an image using a corresponding .cmd or .sh script file in context/generated directory.

Utilities

• TeamCity Docker Images - tools - tools used within the release process of Docker Images.
• Automation Framework - framework for simplification of Docker Images release process.

Bugs/issues/problems

Please use these channels to give feedback on these images, thanks!

A few handy links to some of the communication channels mentioned:

• Technical question or idea — community forum, "New Post" action (public)
• Bug or feature request — issue tracker (public, with an option of private comments/attachments). Please, make sure to also check our Best Practices When Reporting Issues
• Documentation — Common Problems, Known Issues, Licensing Policy