directory
|
|- Dockerfile
|- book [with all of the html files]
In the Dockerfile:
FROM nginx:alpine
COPY book /usr/share/nginx/html
Build the docker container, which has an nginx webserver in it:
docker build -t textbook .
Run the server:
docker run -d -p 8080:80 textbook
the '8080' is what you put in the address bar, eg: localhost:8080. The 80 is the container's port itself.
to see what containers are running,
docker ps -a
to stop the container:
docker stop <id of container>
to restart
docker start -ai <id of container>
to remove the image:
docker rmi <image name>
So that works. But can I run from inside an ubuntu container? And... is it important?
so - get an ubuntu container. add some html. is there a way of running both a server inside it, and then also having terminal open?
probably.
but just do two containers.
-- so maybe see what the rocker/docker crowd has, start building with that. or use ryanfb's vsfm as a base...
--- what about this https://www.dataquest.io/blog/docker-data-science/ have R kernel in there too. So vsfm, jupyter, python, R.... and then do everything through jupyter notebooks? That might be ... cool. leave the textbook on a website... (or shit have it in a bunch of premade notebooks...)