Corrade ( http://grimore.org/secondlife/scripted_agents/corrade ) is a scripted agent/bot written in C# that can log in multiple avatars and respond to commands with an extensive API to bridge in world and out-world systems.
This docker image hosted in the registry as iconmeta/corrade allows you to run Corrade in a docker container easily. There is no configuration file included in the image, so you need to pass one in when you run the image:
docker run -d -P -v /path/to/my/Corrade.ini:/usr/src/app/Corrade/Corrade.ini --restart "always" --name mybot1 iconmeta/corrade
To attach to your running container to view logs or something:
docker exec -it bot /bin/sh
$ tail -f logs/Corrade.log
^c
exit
This image uses alpine linux to try to get the size down even though the mono runtime is monstrous.
If you are running this container on a host that is remote (maybe something created with docker-machine on Amazone EC2 or DigitalOcean) then you can't use the -v SOURCE:DEST format and should create the container but not start it and copy your configuration into place then run it:
docker create -P --restart "always" --name mybot1 iconmeta/corrade
docker cp Corrade.ini mybot1:/usr/src/app/Corrade/Corrade.ini
docker start mybot1
To use the image you don't need to build it, but if you want to build the image yourself clone this repository and run:
docker build -t YOUR_ORG/corrade .
Submit pull requests if you find issues or make enhancements.