Based on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Dependencies not in Ubuntu repositories are kept in source tree for easier reproducibility (Ubuntu repository mirrors are widespread and expected to be available for the foreseeable future).
See Dockerfile for list of installed packages. See also bjodahimgbase
In principle the following steps are executed:
$ ./tools/03_download_base_python_packages.sh
$ ./tools/04_upload_base_to_repo.sh latest
$ ./tools/05_generate_base_Dockerfile.sh latest
$ ./tools/10_build_base_image.sh latest dummy_reg_user # push and tag and use below:
$ ./tools/20_download_python_packages.sh
$ ./tools/30_download_blobs.sh
$ ./tools/35_render_build_scripts.sh
$ ./tools/40_build_packages.sh
$ ./tools/60_upload_to_repo.sh latest
$ ./tools/70_generate_Dockerfile.sh latest
$ ./tools/80_build_image.sh latest dummy_reg_user
$ ./tools/85_test_image.sh latest dummy_reg_user
$ ./tools/90_build_dev_image.sh latest dummy_reg_user
$ ./tools/95_test_dev_image.sh latest dummy_reg_user
See deb-buildscripts/ for packages built by tools/40_build_packages.sh.
If tests pass in the last step the new Dockerfile is commited in
git and pushed to
bjodahimg-dockerfile
which triggers a trusted build on
docker hub:
If tagging a new release:
$ ssh repo@hera.physchem.kth.se 'rm public_html/bjodahimg/latest'
$ ./tools/70_generate_Dockerfile.sh vX.Y
$ ./tools/80_build_image.sh vX.Y dummy_reg_user
$ ssh repo@hera.physchem.kth.se 'mkdir public_html/bjodahimg/vX.YY; ln -s vX.YY public_html/latest'
$ cd bjodahimg-dockerfile
$ git commit -am "various updates for release vX.Y"
$ git tag -a vX.Y -m vX.Y
$ git push
$ git push --tags
$ cd ../
$ git commit -am "new release X.Y"
$ git push