Dojo docker image with:
Based on alpine docker image.
- Install Dojo
- Provide a Dojofile:
$ cat Dojofile
DOJO_DOCKER_IMAGE="kudulab/aws-dojo:0.7.0"
- Enter a docker container by running
dojoin the same directory as Dojofile. - Example commands to run inside the Dojo created container:
aws --version
aws ec2 describe-instances --filters "Name=tag:Name,Values=ec2-ansible-test"
If the directory $HOME/.aws exists locally, then it will be read-only mounted into a Dojo Docker container. This is how we can provide AWS credentials to the Dojo Docker container.
Instructions how to update this project.
- Create a new feature branch from the main branch: master
- Work on your changes in that feature branch. If you want, describe you changes in CHANGELOG.md
- Build your image locally to check that it succeeds:
./tasks build_local - Install the test framework by either running the commands from here or follow these steps:
- Install bats for running tests.
- Checkout the repositories
bats-core/bats-support and
bats-core/bats-assert into your
system's
/optdirectory, to satisfy testing dependencies.
- Test your image locally:
./tasks itest - If you are happy with the results, create a PR from your feature branch to master branch
After this, someone will read your PR, merge it and ensure version bump (using ./tasks set_version). CI pipeline will run to automatically build and test docker image, release the project and publish the docker image.
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