Container for working with pipelines and debugging cloud setups.
The cloudbox contains a list of basic tools which have shown to be necessary in many scenarios.
- bash
- curl
- git
- jq
- make
- netstat
- nmap
- ping
- tar
- traceroute
- unzip
- wget
- yq
- zip
If you need more packages than what is included in this image, there are ways how you can add them during the container startup. Note that the more packages you add, the longer the startup time takes.
apk is the Alpine package manager.
You can install additional packages via the APK_PACKAGES environment variable during startup. The variable takes a string of package names seperated by semicolon.
asdf is a third party runtime version manager.
It enables you to install specific versions of tools in the form of plugins via the ASDF_PLUGINS environment variable. The variable takes a string with plugin tuples seperated by semicolon. The plugin tuple contains the name of the plugin and the version in the form of plugin=version. To get a list of all possible packages you can visit the repository or install asdf yourself and use the asdf plugin list all command.
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: example
spec:
containers:
- name: example
image: chronicc/cloudbox
env:
- name: APK_PACKAGES
value: "ansible,ansible-lint"
- name: ASDF_PLUGINS
value: "kubectl=latest,terraform=1.4.0"The image has a sleep mode integrated, which when activated allows the container to run endlessly until stopped from the outside. To use the sleep mode, you need to run the container with sleep as argument. This can be useful when debugging a pod from the inside.
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: sleeper
spec:
containers:
- name: sleeper
image: chronicc/cloudbox
args:
- sleepThis repository uses mise for managing dependencies.
- To install dependencies, run
mise run pip:install - To build the image, run
mise run build. - To publish the image, run
mise run publish.
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