Docker Aptly images

This repository contains Docker images for Aptly components and tools.

• aptly
  • Container with aptly tooling
• aptly-api
  • Container running aptly api serve
• aptly-public
  • Container running nginx and serving aptly's public directory
• aptly-publisher
  • Container with aptly-publisher tool for management of Aptly publishes, requires running aptly-api

aptly-api

Environment variables

• USER_ID - UID of aptly user (default 501)
• FULL_NAME - Full name for GPG key generation (if it doesn't already exist)
• EMAIL_ADDRESS - Email address for GPG key generation

Usage

To have persistant Aptly instance, you need to use persistent volume. Recommended way is to bind-mount it into /var/lib/aptly.

Run aptly API:

docker run -v /srv/aptly:/var/lib/aptly mirantis/aptly-api

Run aptly action, eg. list repos:

docker run -it -v /srv/aptly:/var/lib/aptly mirantis/aptly-api aptly repo list

aptly-public

To be able to provide access to repository, you can use aptly-web image which will run Nginx to serve aptly's public directory.

Usage

Simply bind-mount public directory on your aptly volume as /var/www/html, eg.:

docker run -v /srv/aptly/public:/var/www:ro mirantis/aptly-public

aptly-publisher

Usage

You can use aptly-publisher in a similar way as if it's installed on your system.

Run using docker:

docker run -it mirantis/aptly-publisher --help

Or create /usr/local/bin/aptly-publisher with following:

#!/bin/bash -e

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/run/aptly-publisher:ro -it mirantis/aptly-publisher $@

and set exec permissions with chmod +x /usr/local/bin/aptly-publisher. Then you are able to use config file in your current directory.