erhhung/al2023-devops repository overview

⁠al2023-devops⁠

Multi-platform (amd64 and arm64) Docker image based on Amazon Linux 2023 for DevOps and development use cases on AWS and in a homelab, such as CI/CD pipelines, dev container, and administration of Kubernetes workloads, including interactive shell usage.

⁠Bundled Tools

Includes the following components:

• Python 3.14⁠
  • Poetry⁠
  • pipx⁠
  • uv⁠
• Node.js 24⁠
  • pnpm⁠
• Java 26⁠
  • Maven⁠
• Go 1.27⁠
• Bazel⁠
  • Buildtools⁠ for Bazel
• AWS CLI⁠
• AWS CDK⁠ and CDK8s⁠
• Mountpoint for Amazon S3⁠
• Terraform⁠ and OpenTofu⁠
• Ansible⁠ and AWX CLI⁠
• Docker CLI⁠
  • BuildX⁠
  • Compose⁠
• Buildah⁠, Skopeo⁠, ORAS⁠
• Dive⁠ and MinToolkit/Mint⁠
• Kubectl⁠ and Krew⁠
  • kubectl-grep⁠
  • kubectl-argo-rollouts⁠
  • Kubeconform⁠
  • kube-score⁠
• Kustomize⁠
• Helm⁠
  • helm-diff⁠
  • helm-docs⁠
  • helm-git⁠
  • helm-secrets⁠
  • helm-ssm⁠
  • Helmfile⁠
  • vals⁠
• Argo CD⁠
• kind⁠ and vCluster CLI⁠

As well as the following utilities:

• jq⁠, jo⁠, and yq⁠
• sops⁠ and age⁠
• ripgrep⁠
• jsonnet⁠
• gomplate⁠
• GNU Parallel⁠
• q⁠ DNS client
• Common Linux utilities: which, find, free, tar, gzip, xz, bzip, unzip, wget, rsync,
  git, gcc, make, pwgen, md5sum, envsubst (GNU gettext), sponge/ts/... (moreutils⁠), bc,
  openssl, dig, nc, nmap, tmux, vim
• Development utilitiers: delta, cloc
• Pygments⁠
• Wait4X⁠
• Just⁠
• Tini⁠

Version information about the installed components can be found inside the Docker image at /root/.versions.json.

⁠To-Do

The current "All-in-One" image is too bloated, so specialized editions should be created, like a slimmed-down image just for CI/CD pipelines, and a separate image for launching ad-hoc containers for manual administration and debugging.
It's also unlikely that a single CI/CD pipeline stage would need all language environments, as Python and Go are especially chubby.