juanelas/sshd repository overview

⁠docker-sshd

⁠Usage

For the data to persist, you need named volumes or bind mounts for /opt/sshd, where the OpenSSH server keys are stored, and /home, where the created users and their homes are kept. You should also forward a port in you host to port 22 in your container. An example run command forwarding port 8022/tcp in your host would be:

$ docker run --name sshd -p 8022:22/tcp -v sshd:/opt/sshd -v home:/home juanelas:sshd

When the container is running, assuming you named it sshd, you can create a user with username pancho and password hello1234 with:

$ docker exec sshd adduser.sh pancho hello1234

To delete user pancho:

$ docker exec sshd deluser.sh pancho

⁠docker-compose

An example docker-compose.yml listening on port 8022/tcp:

version: '3.4'

services:
  sshd:
    image: "juanelas:sshd"
    container_name: sshd
    ports:
      - 8022:22/tcp
    volumes:
      - home:/home
      - sshd:/opt/sshd
    restart: always

volumes:
    home:
    sshd: