czerasz/fleetctl repository overview

⁠Fleetctl Docker Image

Use fleetctl⁠ inside a Docker container.

⁠Usage Examples

• Run container with fleetctl --help command:

  docker run -it --rm \
             --volume=$HOME/.ssh/id_rsa:/home/fleet/.ssh/id_rsa:ro \
             --volume=$HOME/.fleetctl:/home/fleet/.fleetctl \
             --name=fleet --user=fleet \
             czerasz/fleetctl --help
  

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  NOTE
  Only the --help argument needs to be passed.

• Use container with ~/.ssh/digitalocean.com ssh key:

  docker run -it --rm \
             --volume=$HOME/.ssh/digitalocean.com:/home/fleet/.ssh/id_rsa:ro \
             --volume=$HOME/.fleetctl:/home/fleet/.fleetctl \
             --name=fleet --user=fleet \
             czerasz/fleetctl
  

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• Run bash shell inside the container to execute multiple commands:

  docker run -it --rm \
             --volume=$HOME/.ssh/id_rsa:/home/fleet/.ssh/id_rsa:ro \
             --volume=$HOME/.fleetctl:/home/fleet/.fleetctl \
             --name=fleet --user=fleet \
             --entrypoint=/bin/bash \
             czerasz/fleetctl
  

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⁠Build Image Locally

To build the Docker image locally run the following commands:

• Download Project:

  git clone [email protected]:czerasz/docker-fleetctl && cd docker-fleetctl
  

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• Build the Docker image:

  ./scripts/build.sh
  

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You can change the build behavior with environment variables:

user_id=<id> version=<version> image_name=<name> ./scripts/build.sh

Where:

• user_id - id of the user you plan to work with fleetctl
• version - fleetctl version which should be build
• image_name - name of the Docker image

⁠Bonus

⁠Run Helper Script

If you cloned the project, you can benefit from the run script. Simply adjust it according to your needs and execute with:

./scripts/run

⁠Export Fleetctl Binary

If you cloned the project, you can benefit from the export script. Run the following command to download the fleetctl binary to the scripts directory:

./scripts/export

Now the ./scripts/fleetctl will be available to your service:

./scripts/fleetctl --help

⁠Important Note

This image is created with the assumption that you use a desktop user which has the uid equal to 1000. For more information check out the Dockerfile and the #7198 issue comment⁠.