wangsheng/docker-jenkins-dood repository overview

⁠ Jenkins with DooD (Docker outside of Docker)

A Jenkins container⁠ capable of using Docker⁠, so you can Docker while you Docker.

• How to use it⁠
• Advantages⁠
• Disadvantages⁠
• Copyright and Licensing⁠

⁠First of all, WTF is DooD supposed to mean?

Long story short, DooD (as in dude) is the opposite of DinD⁠ and whereas the latter includes a whole Docker installation inside of it, the former just uses its underlying host's Docker installation.

This Docker container is highly based on the one explained at the article by Adrian Mouat⁠ which explains the DooD approach in order to have a Jenkins container that is able to use Docker⁠. Don't thank me, thank Mouat for his contribution on this matter.

⁠How to use it

⁠If you wish to obtain the image, you just have to ...

docker pull axltxl/jenkins-dood

###However, if you wish to build it instead ...

git clone https://github.com/axltxl/docker-jenkins-dood.git
cd jenkins-dood
docker build -t jenkins-dood .

⁠You can optionally set docker-engine version at build time through the use of the docker_version build argument, like so:

# Default docker_version is 1.11.2
docker build --build-arg docker_version=1.12.0 -t jenkins-dood .

⁠You can easily test it as well with docker-compose

docker-compose up

###Now, time to have fun with it...

docker run -d -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
              -v /path/to/your/jenkins/home:/var/jenkins_home \
              -p 8080:8080 \
              axltxl/jenkins-dood

###Advantages

• No privileged mode needed
• Simpler, Jenkins will use it underlying host's Docker installation
• Ability to reuse the image cache from the host
• Any settings in the host's Docker daemon will apply to Jenkins container as well
• Easier to set up, you just need to map the host's Docker executable and daemon socket onto the container
• Your host and your container will use the same version of Docker, always.

###Disadvantages

• Although this image does not require privileged mode, it does not make it any safer because it can do docker things directly on the host, so you have to be aware of this
• If you want to manage a complete clean Docker environment inside your Jenkins, this one's not for you, you're looking for DinD

Cobb ("Inception" by Mr. Christopher Nolan), 2010

##Copyright and Licensing Copyright (c) 2015 Alejandro Ricoveri

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