rover-containers

This package contains everything needed to built, edit and run all the containers used for the cengaver rover.

Building Containers

• The buildall script is used to refresh all git repositories used in all containers, and then using them to build docker images.

./build/buildall.sh
#Best to do if you just cloned the repo.

• The Build.sh script uses the already cached repositories to build docker images. This means the repositories (or the container itself) can be configured and rebuilt without updating the repo from github.

./build/Build.sh <docker-image-name>
#Run without <docker-image-name> to see options

(Note that for Buildspecific to work, you need to have ran buildall at least once.)

Running Containers

The main method for starting all containers is startall:

./run/runall.sh

Alternatively, for running a single container:

./run/Run.sh <docker-image-name>
#Run without <docker-image-name> to see options

Editing containers

P.S You most likely won't need to know this last part, this is for advanced setups.

If you needed to change anything about the containers (changing repositories manually, adding a line to the autostart script, etc.) You can check each container by its name in the build/ directory.

How build folders work

Each folder is required to have a Dockerfile, and an init. init is a bash script used to refresh any repositories that are being used, while Dockerfile uses those repositories to build the final image.

You can find your cloned repo inside its containers' folder.

It is best practice to keep your repository clones inside init, so in case things needed to be modified offline, they can!

License

Apache-2.0 License
Original author: DenavDot