Grails environment

This repository objective is to allow users to test and run their Grails applications without needing to install Grails in their own machines. The port 8080 (Grails default port) is open, and can be linked to a local port in order to access the app. In order to link the port, you can you the following command (it connects your local port 8888 to the port 8080 in the container) docker run -p 8888:8080 -it vaidegrails/grails /bin/bash

To automatically remove the container after using it, you only need to add the --rm parameter: docker run -p 8888:8080 -it --rm vaidegrails/grails /bin/bash

If you want to name your container, you this command: docker run -p 8888:8080 -it --name <container_name> vaidegrails/grails /bin/bash

The tags follow this pattern::

• vaidegrails/grails:latest - Most recent Grails version with Ubuntu.
• vaidegrails/grails:X.X.X - Grails specific version with Ubuntu. In this repository, the minimum Grails version is 3.2.8
• vaidegrails/grails:X.X.X-alpine - Grails specific version with Alpine Linux. In this repository, the minimum Grails version is 3.2.8

These are the configuration of the container:

• Operational System:
  • Ubuntu 14.04 or Alpine 3.5
• User:
  • developer
• SDKs:
  • OpenJDK 8
  • Grails 3.2.8
  • Gradle 3.4.1
• Grails Version Management:
  • SDKMAN!
• Version System:
  • git
• Auxiliary Tools:
  • gitg
  • curl
  • nano
  • unzip
• Exposed ports:
  • 8080 (Grails default port)
  • 5005 (Debug port)

The Docker Hub repository can be found at: https://hub.docker.com/r/vaidegrails/grails/

If you want to run this image, you can use the script run_image.sh: scripts/run_image.sh

To run the Alpine version: scripts/run_image_alpine.sh

If you want to build the image: scripts/build_image.sh

If you want to build the Alpine image: scripts/build_image_alpine.sh