A very minimal Busybox-based image built using upstream openSUSE Leap 15.0 RPMs
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The list of packages specified to be installed was filesystem, busybox-static, glibc and libstdc++6.
This is the full list of openSUSE Leap 15.0 RPMs that were installed in this image, after dependency resolution:
| PACKAGE | VERSION |
|---|---|
| busybox-static | 1.26.2-lp150.2.5 |
| filesystem | 15.0-lp150.7.1 |
| glibc | 2.26-lp150.10.7 |
| glibc-extra | 2.26-lp150.10.7 |
| libgcc_s1 | 7.3.1+r258812-lp150.2.5 |
| libstdc++6 | 7.3.1+r258812-lp150.2.5 |
| libpcre1 | 8.41-lp150.4.10 |
| libselinux1 | 2.6-lp150.2.9 |
| system-user-root | 20170617-lp150.1.43 |
It's named after Brookesia micra, the the smallest known species of chameleon. Why? As is y answer to most things: because openSUSE.
There is no bash in this image, so use ash or just sh
$ docker run -it druonysus/micra sh
It's hardly more than a simple filesystem hierarchy. zypper is not installed. There are no compilers or build tools. No SSL library. No curl. It is very minimal. Good luck.
Here is an example of a NodeJS image based on this image: https://gitlab.com/druonysus/micra-nodejs
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
4.9 MB
Last updated
over 8 years ago
docker pull druonysus/micra