easybuild/base repository overview

⁠easy-build

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This repository contains a collection of Docker⁠ files that help rebuilding a few embedded software distributions.

Please refer to the README.md file available under each subdirectory for details.

⁠System Requirements

• Docker 0.9.1 or later (tested with Ubuntu⁠ and CoreOS⁠)
• A fast Internet connection

⁠Usage Examples

⁠Running a pre-built image available at the Docker Hub

Most of the build-subproject have a corresponding Docker image gmacario/<build-subproject> automatically built and kept updated on Docker Hub⁠.

The easiest way for using them is by using the ./run.sh script which is present inside each build-subproject subdirectory:

$ cd <build-subproject>
$ ./run.sh

For details about how to do after please refer to the README.md file in each build-subproject subdirectory.

⁠Locally building a Docker image for one easy-build subproject

If you are not satisfied or do not trust the Docker images available on Docker Hub⁠, you may create your own ones by executing the following commands:

$ cd <build-subproject>
$ ./build.sh

If the build.sh command is successful, you will eventually get a gmacario/<build_subproject> image inside your local Docker installation.

Please read the build.sh script and the corresponding Dockerfile for details.

Copyright 2014-2015, Gianpaolo Macario⁠