TeamCity Server Image Dockerfile

This project contains the Dockerfiles and all necessary scripts to build the Linux and Windows Docker images and run a TeamCity server inside the container.

You can pull the ready-to-use image from the Docker Hub repository

docker pull jetbrains/teamcity-server

If you need to build your own image, you need to perform the following:

1. Create your own base image with the operation system of your choice and Java 8 installed. Export JRE_HOME environment variable since TeamCity requires it for start. Build and tag it with the teamcity-base tag.

   Note: Use teamcity-base:latest-windowsservercore and teamcity-base:latest-nanoserver tags for Windows images.

2. On Unix extract TeamCity.tar.gz of any version you'd like to use into the dist/teamcity folder. In the same directory where the Dockerfile is placed, run

     mkdir dist
     tar zxf TeamCity-<version>.tar.gz -C dist/
     mv dist/TeamCity dist/teamcity
   

   On Windows just put TeamCity.tar.gz into the repository root.

3. Run the docker build command:

    docker build -t teamcity-server
   

   On Windows just execute build.ps1 powershell script.

If you want to extend this image with your own setup scripts, you can place them in /services and the run-services.sh script will run them before starting TeamCity server. You can add your scripts with a COPY instruction in the Dockerfile, or better yet, in a new image based on this one:

FROM jetbrains/teamcity-server
COPY my-special-setup-script.sh /services/

See our detailed instructions on how to use the image in the Docker Hub repository .