chef-provisioning-docker
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chef-boneyard
Docker provisioner for chef-provisioning
Related to #27 (which was closed as part of #47) we have a very confusing attribute we store in the `machine_spec.reference`. We store `:from_image` as a boolean, but that is...
While running the default recipe in my dev environment I run into the chef error listed below. This error is because I am using a untrusted cert with the chef...
I'm attempting to use the following recipe to create a docker image on a CentOS 7 Virtualbox VM (for testing purposes): ``` require 'chef/provisioning/docker_driver' machine_image 'zookeeper-test' do recipe 'zookeeper' driver...
I'm crashing at this point : https://github.com/chef/chef-provisioning-docker/blob/168db4cc541b955fe2e8fd8d3c67cc14fb92db31/lib/chef/provisioning/docker_driver/docker_transport.rb#L3 I've also tried to install myself archive-tar-minitar-0.5.2 and minitar-0.5.4 but it doesn't help. Not sure what is going wrong there, are you missing...
I found that docker image created by `machine_image` resource has too many redundant layers in it. ``` REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID VIRTUAL SIZE chef test 85d60acf156b 386.7 MB ubuntu 14.04...
I tried to run a simple test, but it fails because Container.create is missing the cmd parameter. This did not work: container = Docker::Container.create('Image' => image.id, 'name' => container_name) This...
Maybe I am missing it but is there a way to run prebuilt/community images- ex) mysql/jenkins?
This does not work with docker 1.0.1 (the version shipped with Ubuntu Trusty). There should be a minimum required version to install listed in the readme.
I installed boot2docker (1.3.1) and installed docker (1.3.1) my my OS X 10.10 system. I set up boot2docker by: ``` $ boot2docker init $ boot2docker up $ export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://192.168.59.103:2376 $...
Rigth now there is a bug when trying to destroy images. Here is the problem ``` Chef::Log.debug("Destroying image: chef:#{container_name}") image = Docker::Image.get("chef:#{container_name}") image.delete ``` But in docker-api docs says that...
