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README.md

riscv-docker

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This repo contains build scripts for custom docker images that I'm using for my cluster. You can find the containers that are automatically built from these in the Packages section of this repo.

The containers are stored on my gitea instance, so you can pull them like this:

docker pull gitea.elara.ws/elara6331/golang:latest

Read my article here!

Images

  • static: A base image with just enough files to run static binaries
  • busybox: A base image with the busybox utilities installed
  • golang: An alpine-based image with Go installed
  • webserver: A very simple webserver
  • go-import-redirector: rsc's go-import-redirector project
  • node: An alpine-based image with NodeJS and npm installed
  • crane: Google's crane project

Acknowledgements

  • Alpine Linux: The basis of all my images
  • ko: Used to build light containers with static Go programs
  • apko: Used to build more complex containers