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Helper images for building collectd | ||
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Here is a collection of manifests used to build the Docker images hosted at: | ||
<https://cloud.docker.com/u/collectd/repository/docker/collectd/ci/tags> | ||
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There is one branch per distribution/architecture pair which collectd is tested | ||
against. Common bits are stored in the master branch, and merged into the | ||
distro branches when needed. | ||
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Each Dockerfile contains a list of package names (mostly support libraries) to | ||
install, and a list of plugins collectd *master* is expected to build based on | ||
them. We want to stick to the official repositories, and only install packages | ||
found there, to ensure collectd releases integrate smoothly in these | ||
distributions. | ||
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Travis-CI takes care of building these images and pushing them to | ||
cloud.docker.com. NB: Debian/sid and Fedora/rawhide built are triggered once | ||
per day (as these distributions change constantly). You'll find the build logs | ||
there: <https://travis-ci.org/collectd/ci-docker/builds> | ||
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The goal is to have the resulting images fit in the collectd project's CI, but | ||
they are free to use for any other case. Only patches related to the CI will be | ||
considered, though. | ||
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Here's an example of how you could build collectd in an Ubuntu/Xenial | ||
environment: | ||
``` | ||
git clone https://github.com/collectd/collectd | ||
docker run -it --rm -v $PWD/collectd:/collectd -w /collectd collectd/ci:xenial_amd64 | ||
./build.sh && ./configure && make && make check | ||
``` |