pdouble16/linux-dev-workstation repository overview

⁠Linux Java/DevOps Workstation

https://bitbucket.org/double16/linux-dev-workstation⁠

This Vagrant image contains a developer workspace with the following software:

• CentOS 7
• Java 8, 9, 10
• IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate + sundry plugins⁠
• Visual Studio Code⁠
• vim 8, gvim, sundry vim plugins
• emacs with spacemacs⁠
• Editor Config⁠ support in most IDEs and editors
• git
• svn
• Docker, Docker Compose, Kitematic
• Python 2
• asciidoc
• nodenv (NodeJS environments)
• rbenv⁠ (Ruby Environments)
• Maven⁠
• Ansible⁠
• Puppet, Puppet Development Kit
• Slack⁠
• HipChat
• Xfce Desktop
• Firefox⁠
• Chrome
• VirtualBox⁠
• Vagrant⁠
• R, RStudio⁠
• sdkman⁠
• Groovy⁠ via sdkman
• Gradle⁠ via sdkman
• Grails⁠ via sdkman
• Packer⁠
• Consul⁠
• Vault⁠
• Terraform⁠
• iTerm2⁠ shell integration
• CircleCI⁠ CLI

It also features configuration options:

• Configuring HTTP proxies from standard environment variables (HTTP_PROXY, ...) or configuration described in VAGRANTUP.md⁠.
• Import of SSH keys
• Import of CA certifications
• Checkout of source code repositories when provisioning the Vagrant box

⁠Configure

See VAGRANTUP.md⁠ for configuration details. This file is also included in the box built by Packer and output after the vagrant up.

Running the box uses an SSH tunnel and VNC viewer. SSH authentication is a little different, by default it uses the Vagrant insecure SSH key. If you want to use a different SSH key, set the environment variable SSH_AUTHORIZED_KEYS with the content of your public key(s). The image is based on https://github.com/jdeathe/centos-ssh⁠, the various SSH options should work with this image.

$ docker run -d -p 2020:22 pdouble16/linux-dev-workstation
$ curl -LSs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mitchellh/vagrant/master/keys/vagrant > id_rsa_insecure
$ chmod 600 id_rsa_insecure
$ ssh -t -L 5910:localhost:5900 -i id_rsa_insecure -p 2020:22 vagrant@{docker-host-ip}
$ vncviewer localhost:5910

If you want to control the hosting Docker daemon from inside the container:

$ docker run -d -p 2020:22 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock pdouble16/linux-dev-workstation

If you want to run Docker in the container without using the host Docker daemon, you need to run with privileged mode:

$ docker run --privileged -d -p 2020:22 pdouble16/linux-dev-workstation

⁠Credits

The packer build is strongly based on https://github.com/boxcutter/centos⁠.