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dockerfile

A slim YAMLLint container that can also serve as a GitLab CI-ready CodeClimate engine

Dockerfile for building an image with WordPress + composer + WP CLI

Build Image(s) for Windows CI and more

Simple Dockerfile that download and expose wikileaks files.

A general-purpose, compact Dockerfile project that includes various programs required for CI/CD

Desafio técnico de :upd8

UniFi Controller Docker image and compose

A simple image specification for deploying Ungit as a self-hosted web app on Docker.

Modified Ubuntu base dockerfile for using as a base image on other projects.

Ubuntu core docker image - https://ubuntu.com/

This project focuses exclusively on the automation of building and pushing Docker images using a two-tier approach. The core objective is to streamline and optimize the container image lifecycle through an automated pipeline that separates the build process

上岳科技 等速肌力後台後端 api

上岳科技 等速肌力主機板後端

上岳科技 等速肌力後台前端 api

tor proxy pass WordPress in Docker

This project implements a Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline for a Node.js application using GitLab CI/CD, Docker, and Docker Hub. The goal is to automate the process of building, testing, and deploying the application through various stages, ensuring consistency and reliability across environments.

This project demonstrates two DevOps automation approaches for deploying a simple Flask-based To-Do List application that mimics a LAMP stack but uses Docker containers instead of a traditional Apache/PHP environment.

The goal is to give hands-on experience with core DevOps tools including:

Terraform: to provision infrastructure or manage Docker resources

Ansible: to configure remote hosts and deploy containers

Docker: to containerize and run the application

GitLab CI/CD: to automate testing, provisioning, and deployment pipelines

The To-Do app is built using Flask (Python) with a MySQL database and supports basic CRUD operations.

This is a 3-person collaborative project, divided into two main tracks:

🔹 Project 1: todo-terraform-docker Deploy the Flask + MySQL app entirely using Terraform’s Docker provider — no Ansible, no VM provisioning. This is ideal for fast, local development and demonstrates infrastructure-as-code at the container level.

🔹 Project 2: ansible-todo-deployer Use Ansible to install Docker and deploy the containerized app on a remote VM (can be provisioned manually or via Terraform). This approach simulates a production-like environment where a host must be configured from scratch.

Both projects use GitLab CI/CD for automated execution.

Tesseract OCR Docker image.

Simple Telegram echo bot in Docker container