ibraransaridocker/ubuntu-ssh-enabled repository overview

⁠📢📢📢 Attention all Docker 🐳 Beginners & Professionals! 🎯

⁠💻 Unlock the power of SSH with this Ubuntu image, perfect for testing and development! 🛠️

⁠🚨 Please note: This image is designed for educational and testing purposes 📚 🧪 ONLY! It is NOT SUITABLE for production environments! 🚫

This Docker image is built on Ubuntu 22.04 and comes pre-installed with an SSH server, enabling seamless creation of SSH-accessible containers. You can effortlessly configure access using SSH keys or by utilizing a default username and password.

⁠Step 1: Create Authentication SSH-Keygen Keys.

ssh-keygen -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/ansible_id_rsa_key -b 4096 -C "This is used for ansible" -N ""
ls -alsh ~/.ssh/

⁠Step 2: Pull docker image

docker pull ibraransaridocker/ubuntu-ssh-enabled:latest

⁠Step 3: Set variables to run the docker container.

⁠Change 👇 variables(containername, username, password & port) according to your need.

container_name=server_1
ssh_user=ibrar_ansari
ssh_pass=your_secure_password
ssh_port=2023
container_image=ibraransaridocker/ubuntu-ssh-enabled:latest
key_path=~/.ssh/ansible_id_rsa_key.pub

⁠Step 4: Run docker container.

docker run -itd --name=$container_name -p $ssh_port:22 -e SSH_USERNAME=$ssh_user -e PASSWORD=$ssh_pass -e AUTHORIZED_KEYS="$(cat $key_path)" $container_image

⁠Step 5: Test SSH connection

⁠Get Node IP:

hostname=$(hostname -I | awk '{print $1}')

⁠Pem Key Method:

ssh -i ~/.ssh/ansible_id_rsa_key -p $ssh_port $ssh_user@$hostname

⁠Password Method:

ssh -p $ssh_port $ssh_user@$hostname

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