marchandd/term_ssh_user_monodevelop repository overview

⁠marchandd/term_ssh_user_monodevelop

marchandd/term_ssh_user_monodevelop⁠ Docker:copyright:⁠ image

⁠Description

A sandbox container with last version of Mono environment ready to be exploited for Mono app from Linux or Windows host.
This image contains also included Xamarin:copyright: monodevelop, last version of Mono environment IDE ready to use.

⁠Goal

Based from term_ssh_user_monodotnet45 image:
Easy method to produce a terminal containers to run Mono app into sandbox from secured host to remote client with SSH.
This image included Xamarin:copyright: mono-complete installed to run Gtk# and PCL (.Net Portable) apps.
This image also included Xamarin:copyright: monodevelop and MonoDevelop-nunit (test usage) installed to create mono apps.

⁠Image size

Around 1050 Mb.

⁠References

Marchand D. Maintainer⁠

Details source⁠

Image parent⁠

Part of project studies⁠

⁠Build image

⁠Command line

:computer: docker pull marchandd/term_ssh_user_monodevelop

⁠Firewall

:warning: If your Firewall is enabled on the host, with default outgoing policy turned to deny, you will have to disable 22 port filtering:

• Make a new rule for OpenSSH (22/TCP) to enable outgoing policy.

⁠Build container

⁠Command line

:computer: docker run -d -p XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYYY:22 marchandd/term_ssh_user_monodevelop

Where XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX is your IP v4 address.
Where YYYYY is your Private port, if you doesn't know free port, try from 49200...

⁠Command line explanation

• Run in detached mode.
• Export port 22.

⁠Container usage

⁠SSH access

Open terminal with docker account. Basic fixed password for Docker public repository from marchandd/term_ssh_user_monodotnet45 image = 'term_ssh_user_monodotnet45'

:computer: ssh -X [email protected] -p YYYYY

⁠Alias

When you are into SSH access.

:computer: monodevelop

⁠Explanations

⁠Dockerfile

All details on parent image⁠

• Download MonoDevelop from Xamarin.
• Download MonoDevelop-nunit from Xamarin.

⁠Display

Make sure to have installed OpenSSH client or GUI SSH client (Putty).

⁠Risks

A password is used and not a certificate that could be more secure.