Docker Containers

A set of containers that are small and narrowly focused on one thing. These are useful for automated pipelines, as a tool box, or just experimenting with a tool.

Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

aws-cli

• garland/aws-cli:1.11.185 (1.11.185/Dockerfile)⁠
• garland/aws-cli:1.15.47 (1.15.47/Dockerfile)⁠

gradle

• garland/gradle:4.8.1 (4.8.1/Dockerfile)⁠

helm

• garland/helm:2.9.1 (2.9.1/Dockerfile)⁠

kops

• garland/kops:1.9.1 (1.9.1/Dockerfile)⁠

kubectl

• garland/kubectl:1.10.4 (1.10.4/Dockerfile)⁠

Building and pushing a versioned container

1. Update the env_make file with the new version of what you are going to push

2. run the make push command

    make build-gradle
    make push-gradle
   

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Examples

Using these utility/tools containers in a Jenkins Pipeline on Kubernetes

These containers can be useful when running the Jenkins Kubernetes plugin. You can use these containers to execute commands and/or help you deploy out your application.

Check out the example here: Jenkins Pipeline on Kubernetes⁠