jefftadashi/altdns repository overview

⁠JeffTadashi's Quick Dockers

This is my collection of easy-to-use docker images for running simple network/security tools, without needing to hassle with manual installation, getting Python/Perl/Go dependencies installed, building, etc.

⁠Features

• Easy-to-use, with full guide here (even if you've never used Linux!)
• Minimal image/download sizes
• Multiple architecture support (x86-64, x86, ARM, ARM64, IBM Z, and PowerPC)
  • (That means it will run on Raspberry Pi!)
• Consistent image OS: All Alpine Linux (latest stable)
• Consistent directory structure: /vol as volume/working directory, /opt/tool-name as tool's main install folder

⁠Install Docker (for Newbies)

Install docker on your machine, and start its services. For Windows/OSX, use Docker Desktop:

• https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop⁠

For Linux hosts, you can install and auto-start services like the following Debian-based example:

sudo apt install docker.io
sudo usermod -aG docker your-local-username-here
sudo systemctl start docker
sudo systemctl enable docke

⁠Usage

From your command line or terminal, you can run the following (just substitute "nmap" with whatever image is available in the list, and specify whatever parameters afterwards)

docker run -it --rm jefftadashi/nmap -p1-500 example.com

For mounting volumes to pass files to/from your current directory, try the following:

[Linux/MacOS/Powershell]
docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd):/vol jefftadashi/nmap -p1-500 example.com
docker run -it --rm -v ${PWD}:/vol jefftadashi/nmap -p1-500 example.com

[Windows CMD]
docker run -it --rm -v %cd%:/vol jefftadashi/nmap -p1-500 example.com

⁠Image List

See all the folders in this repository for the docker images that are available, and see list below:

⁠Links

GitHub: https://github.com/JeffTadashi/quick-dockers⁠
Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/u/jefftadashi⁠

⁠Feedback

I would appreciate any and all feedback! And I am happy to add other useful tools to this repository, just let me know.