This is just a repository of dockerfiles. It currently consists mostly of images I made during the building and testing of my Jupyter PowerShell Kernel, including one for a container with the latest .NET Core SDK and PowerShell, and some compiled output images with jupyter configured to auto-start.
I have two PowerShell base images here which are only special because they have the latest .NET Core SDK image included, with the latest PowerShell release installed on top, and set as shell.
It's important to realize that this image is running PowerShell Core as the SHELL in docker, so if you use it, any thing you RUN in it runs in PowerShell by default.
You can try it by running:
docker run -it jaykul/powershellOne side note: both of these boxes have git preinstalled (it comes in the debian stretch image, but I added it to the nanoserver image).
The base images here are jupyter's -notebook images and they run bash. Note that these are not pure debian stretch, but ubuntu xenial. They are the base and minimal notebook images from jupyter, with my PowerShell Kernel installed and registered.
The dockerfiles here are actually Multi-Stage files, they start with the PowerShell image I mentioned above, git clone the kernel and compile it, and then copy the compiled kernel into the jupyter base images...
You can try it by running:
docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 jaykul/powershell-notebook-base- You can use the new Jupyter Labs interface by specifying the
JUPYTER_ENABLE_LABenvironment variable. - You can map a folder on your computer into the jupyter environment by specifying a subfolder of
/home/jovyanas the destination - The
powershell-notebookimage is slighly
docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 -v $pwd:/home/jovyan/work -e JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB=1 jaykul/powershell-notebook