cutin

Different docker containers and wrappers.

DockerHub Builds:

https://hub.docker.com/r/neurral/cutin/tags

Note: there are no latest tags used. Each branch is built on its own name.

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1. DockerHub Image Naming Convention

"Stack" refers to the technology/technologies you are containeraizing.

• Docker org and repository: neurral/cutin
• Colon: :
• Name of stack (if multiple, separate each name by underscore): stack1_stack2_stack3
• If specifying a version of the stack, follow with a dash and semver: -0.0.1

Example: neurral/cutin:nodejs_postgres-10.4.0

2. Branch Naming and Tag Convention

• Branch name: dockerfiles/name_of_stack

Example: Postgres with PostGIS

1. Let's name this stack as something short but memorable and sortable: pg_postgis.

$ export CUTIN_DIR=pg_postgis

2. Create branch:

$ git branch dockerfiles/$CUTIN_DIR
$ git checkout dockerfiles/$CUTIN_DIR

3. Create your own folder with same name. Do not mix with root folder or other unrelated folders.

$ mkdir $CUTIN_DIR

4. In your folder, add your Dockerfile and changes.
5. Once, done, test it with a docker build in project root.

# use YOUR_FOLDER_NAME with the docker tag following the naming convention below.

$ docker build $CUTIN_DIR/ -t neurral/cutin:$CUTIN_DIR-10.4
# Take note of the container ID, like 'beac46c7bb36'

# To also push to Github Pacakge Registry
$ docker login docker.pkg.github.com --username neurral -p GITHUB_TOKEN
$ docker build pg_postgis/ -t docker.pkg.github.com/neurral/cutin/$CUTIN_DIR-10.4:latest
$ docker push docker.pkg.github.com/neurral/cutin/$CUTIN_DIR-10.4:latest

6. If you want to PR this, add a git tag following the name of your branch-version and push.

$ git tag pg_postgis-10.4
$ git push origin dockerfiles/pg_postgis-10.4 --tags

3. Use the docker pushed images

In your custom Dockerfile:

FROM neurral/cutin:pg_postgis-10.4

or docker-compose.yml:

image: neurral/cutin:pg_postgis-10.4