Concreate
About
Container image creation tool.
Concreate helps to build container images from image definition files with strong focus on modularity and code reuse.
Features
Building container images from YAML image definitions
Integration/unit testing of images
Releasing container images by building it in Red Hat supported build system
Installation
If you are running Fedora, you can install Concreate easily via:
dnf copr enable goldmann/concreate
dnf install python3-concreateFor other platforms, please refer to documentation.
Usage
First steps tutorial is under construction, for now please refer to the concreate --help output.
Documentation
History
Concreate originates from the Dogen tool. Dogen was developed for over two years and served us well, but we decided to make it a first class citizen and promote using abstract image descriptors. At the same time we wanted to add new set of features which made the “Dockerfile generator” tagline inaccurate and we decided to start fresh under a new project. In any case, this is the Dogen project evolution.
Release files for concreate 1.4.1
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