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Recently it seems like I am seeing Docker related news on every website I visit. I was testing the Cockpit systemd server manager in Fedora and Arch Linux which includes a Docker manager when it was announced that CoreOS was available on DigitalOcean, so I thought it was about time I checked out what all the fuss about Docker is. There was quite a bit of learning curve to adjust my mindset from conventional virtualization and LXC.
Instead of just using ones others have created, I decided to try to create my own based on Arch Linux since that is what I've used as my desktop for half a year now. I've only been at this for a few days so I didn't try to make the build file or description all fancy. There is still have alot of reading to do about the advanced features of Docker itself before getting into CoreOS. I would appreciate any feedback with what I have so far and how I can improve.
https://hub.docker.com/u/usertaken/
What I improved yesterday -
Added a volume to the Transmission container so now whatever you download will be available in /mnt/downloads/ on the host, assuming you ran the example run command. For the VNC container I replaced with bash script with supervisord, removed unnecessary layers, reduced size, included flash + java support and replaced the VNC server for smoother display.
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I was looking for a penetration testing container but couldn't find one to my satisfaction so I decided to create one based on BlackArch.
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