spokhrel/powershell repository overview

⁠About this image

Welcome to the Docker repository for spokhrel/powershell , where a collection of Docker images is hosted to cater to your PowerShell scripting needs. Each image is designed to provide specific functionalities based on the tags assigned to them. These images are tailored to streamline your development, testing, and scripting processes.

Note: All images in this repository are built using Alpine Linux, ensuring the smallest possible footprint for running PowerShell.

⁠Image Naming Convention

Images within this repository follow a simple naming convention: spokhrel/powershell:<tag>. The tag defines the purpose and configuration of the image.

⁠Image Tags and Descriptions

⁠spokhrel/powershell:alpine-pwsh

• Description: This image provides a minimalistic environment with only PowerShell installed. It's suitable for general PowerShell scripting tasks.

⁠spokhrel/powershell:alpine-python-pwsh

• Description: This image is built on Alpine Linux and includes both PowerShell and Python. It's suitable for tasks that require scripting in both languages.

⁠spokhrel/powershell:alpine-python-pwsh-graph-exchange

• Description: This image is based on Alpine Linux and includes PowerShell, along with the Microsoft Graph and Exchange Online PowerShell modules. It's ideal for tasks involving interactions with Microsoft Graph API and Exchange Online through PowerShell scripting.

⁠How to Use These Images

Incorporate these Docker images into your workflows using Docker commands or within Docker Compose files. To run a container based on any of these images, use the following command:

docker run -it spokhrel/powershell:<tag>

Replace <tag> with the desired image tag.

⁠Getting Started

1. Install Docker on your machine by following the official Docker documentation for your platform.

2. Pull the desired image from this repository using the command:

   docker pull spokhrel/powershell:<tag>
   

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3. Run a container from the pulled image:

   docker run -it spokhrel/powershell:<tag>
   

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⁠Additional Information

As scripting needs evolve, new image variations might be introduced to accommodate changing requirements. Stay tuned for updates to this Docker repository and take advantage of the convenience and power these images offer.

For any questions or support, feel free to reach out. I am here to help you make the most of these Docker images to enhance your PowerShell scripting workflows and productivity.