Collection of various Dockerfiles.

See sub-folders for README.md files.

Consider Podman instead of Docker, as Podman is daemonless and is designed to run rootless containers.

Additionally, Podman offers useful features like userns, which enables remapping user IDs and group IDs within the container. This allows for host volume access with the permissions of the host user.

For most podman commands in this repositoriy, docker can be used instead.

podman images

podman ps

podman logs container-id # prefix of ID or name found

podman inspect image-name
podman inspect -f '{{.Config.Entrypoint}}' image-name
podman inspect -f '{{.Config.Cmd}}' image-name

In case the image has a shell, you can try to run a container with a shell like sh or bash as the entrypoint:

podman run --entrypoint sh --rm -it image-name
podman run --entrypoint bash --rm -it image-name

podman stop container-id # prefix of ID or name found

Do not run this command unless you want to free up space by removing currently unused resources, such as dangling images, unused networks, stopped containers, and build caches:

podman system prune     # only deletes dangling images
podman system prune -a  # -a deletes all images not used by a running container
podman system prune -f  # -f to force running the command without confirmation
podman system prune -af # delete all unused images without confirmation