MMB is the set of Dockerfiles and assets for building Docker images with different services (such as Nextcloud, Transmission, etc.). It supports both x86_64 (servers and workstations) and ARM (Raspberry Pis and other single board computers) as target platforms.
MMB stands for "Mr. Meeseeks Box". The project name was inspired by the episode "Meeseeks and Destroy" of an animated sitcom Rick and Morty.
This instructions will help you build and run services from the project.
You will need Docker and docker-compose (>= 1.10.0).
Assuming you would like to build a Docker image with MariaDB. Execute
$ sudo ./mmb.sh mariadb amd64
or
$ sudo ./mmb.sh mariadb
to build the Docker image for amd64 port. If the target platform is based on ARM, substitute amd64 for armhf. For example,
$ sudo ./mmb.sh mariadb armhf
By the way, you can avoid using the mmb.sh script and build the image in a little more challenging way. Execute
$ cd mariadb
$ IMAGE_NAME="$(grep "image: " docker-compose.yml | awk -F': ' '{print $2}')"
$ docker build -t "${IMAGE_NAME}" .
$ if [ -f postinst.sh ]; then ./postinst.sh; fi
to build the Docker image for amd64 port. If the target platform is based on ARM, execute
$ cd mariadb
$ IMAGE_NAME="$(grep "image: " docker-compose-armhf.yml | awk -F': ' '{print $2}')"
$ cp Dockerfile Dockerfile-armhf
$ sed -i -e "s/amd64$/armhf/" Dockerfile-armhf
$ docker build -t "${IMAGE_NAME}" -f Dockerfile-armhf .
$ if [ -f postinst.sh ]; then ./postinst.sh; fi
To run the container, go to the directory of the target service and execute
$ docker-compose up -d
or
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose-armhf.yml up -d
to run a Docker container for amd64 port.
Make sure that the container is in the RUNNING state, executing
$ docker ps
If the container is not present in the list, execute docker-compose without the -d option to figure out the reason.
See AUTHORS.
MMB is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0.