Overview
Having a container that just loops busy is handy for figuring out the steps required when you are building a new container. You can log into the container and perfom steps and add the successful ones to a Dockerfile.
Script
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| language | bash |
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| title | buildDocker.sh |
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CONTAINER=ubuntu16
IMAGE=ubuntu:16.04
DIR=`pwd -P`
docker stop $CONTAINER
docker rm $CONTAINER
#docker rmi $IMAGE
CMD="tail -f /dev/null"
docker run -d \
--name $CONTAINER \
--restart=always \
$IMAGE \
$CMD |
Log Into the Container
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$ docker exec -it ubuntu bash |