Docker base image with s6 overlay
| ARCH | DIST | VERSION | TAG | IMAGE |
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| amd64 | alpine | 3.6 | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_3.6_amd64 |
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| 3.7 | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_3.7_amd64 |
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| latest | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64 |
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| debian | stable | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:debian_stable_amd64 |
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| stable-slim | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:debian_stable-slim_amd64 |
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| stretch | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:debian_stretch_amd64 |
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| stretch-slim | elfabio972/baseimage-s6:debian_stretch-slim_amd64 |
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Sometimes permissions issues can happens between the host OS and the container when sharing volumes
You can avoid this issue by using env variables PUID and PGID.
| ENV VAR | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| USERNAME | Username | app |
| PUID | Your user uid | 1000 |
| PGID | Your user gid | 1000 |
$ docker run --rm elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64 id app
...
uid=1000(app) gid=1000(app) groups=1000(app)
...$ docker run --rm \
-e PUID=1111 \
-e PGID=2222 \
elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64 id app
...
uid=1111(app) gid=2222(app) groups=2222(app)
...$ docker run --rm \
-e USERNAME=myuser \
elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64 id myuser
...
uid=1000(myuser) gid=1000(myuser) groups=1000(myuser)
...$ docker inspect -f '{{ index .Config.Labels "org.label-schema.version" }}' elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64
v1.21.2.2or,
$ docker run --rm elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64 cat /s6_version.txt
...
alpine:latest
v1.21.2.2 amd64
...$ docker inspect -f '{{ index .Config.Labels "org.label-schema.build-date" }}' elfabio972/baseimage-s6:alpine_latest_amd64
2018-04-15T17:04:55Z