This repository contains a collection of Docker images designed for various purposes. Each image is organized into its own directory, where you can find the Dockerfile and additional resources required to build the image.
This image serves as a base image with Tcl and tcllib installed on Alpine Linux. It's optimized for size, making it an excellent choice for Tcl applications that require a minimal footprint. Size: 44.5 MB
Directory: AlpineTclBaseImage/
This image also serves as a base image with Tcl, tcllib plus aditional packages installed on Alpine Linux. It's optimized for size, making it an excellent choice for Tcl applications that require a minimal footprint. Size: 54.4 MB
Directory: AlpineTclBatteriesIncluded/
A Docker image set up with Nginx, configured as a reverse proxy. It's ideal for routing traffic to your backend services or for providing additional layers of security.
Directory: NginxReverseProxy/
This image is a base image featuring Tcl on Ubuntu. It provides a robust environment for applications that require the extensive library support and packages available in Ubuntu.
Directory: UbuntuTclBaseImage/
Docker Hub: siqsuruq/ubuntu-tcl
The image includes the following Ubuntu packages to ensure a comprehensive development and runtime environment:
- locales
- unzip
- tcl
- tcl-dev
- tcllib
- tdom
- tcl-tls
- tcl-thread
- libssl-dev
- libpng-dev
- libpq-dev
- automake
- nsf
- nsf-shells
- fortune
- fortunes
- imagemagick
- file
- git
- gcc
- zip
- libcurl4-openssl-dev
- wget
- iputils-ping
- brotli
- libxml2-utils
- and others.
The image is preloaded with several Tcl packages to facilitate development and enhance functionality:
- pgtcl: Tcl interface to PostgreSQL.
- money: Tcl package for monetary calculations.
- mimext: Tcl package to determine MIME types.
- hrfilesize: Tcl package for human-readable file size representation.
- tzint: Tcl extension for QR code generation.
- tclcurl: Tcl interface to the curl library.
- vfs: Virtual filesystem support for Tcl.
- ooxml: Tcl package to work with OOXML files.
Built on the Ubuntu base image, this Docker image includes the Tcl-powered Naviserver web server. It's suitable for running Tcl-based web applications.
Directory: UbuntuTclNaviserver/
This image combines the Tcl-powered Naviserver with a reverse proxy setup, offering a comprehensive solution for serving web applications with an additional layer of security or load balancing.
Directory: UbuntuTclNaviserverRevproxy/
To build any of these Docker images, navigate to the corresponding directory and run the Docker build command. For example, to build the UbuntuTclBaseImage, you would use:
cd UbuntuTclBaseImage
docker build -t your-tag-name .