DockerToolbox / rbenv

A collection of docker containers with rbenv pre-installed.

Overview

This is a selection of Docker containers preinstalled with rbenv so that you can use any version of Ruby you want, or even install multiple versions.

We use our anyenv containers as the base to keep the install simple and consistent.

Supported Operating Systems

Operating System	Docker Hub Repo	Docker Hub Tags
Alpine Linux 3.11	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-alpine	3.11
Alpine Linux 3.12	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-alpine	3.12
Alpine Linux 3.13	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-alpine	3.13
Alpine Linux 3.14	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-alpine	3.14, latest
Amazon Linux 1	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-amazonlinux	1
Amazon Linux 2	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-amazonlinux	2, latest
Centos 7	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-centos	7,
Centos 8	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-centos	8, latest
Debian 9 (Stretch)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian	9, stretch
Debian 9 (Stretch Slim)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian	9-slim, stretch-slim
Debian 10 (Buster)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian	10, buster
Debian 10 (Buster Slim)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian	10-slim, buster-slim
Debian 11 (Bullseye)]	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-centos	11, bullseye, latest
Debian 11 (Bullseye Slim)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian	11-slim, bullseye-slim
Debian 12 (Bookworm)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-centos	12, bookworm
Debian 12 (Bookworm Slim)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian	12-slim, bookworm-slim
Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-ubuntu	14.04, trusty
Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-ubuntu	16.04, xenial
Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-ubuntu	18.04, bionic
Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa)	wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-ubuntu	20.04, focal, latest

Docker containers are automatically rebuilt and published weekly (Mondays 3am)

Naming convention

Local containers

rbenv-<os>-<version> e.g. rbenv-debian-10

Published containers

wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-<os>:<version> e.g. wolfsoftwareltd/rbenv-debian:10

Development

We do not include Dockerfiles with the repository as these are generated dynamically when required. We supply a helper script to do a lot of the heavy listing. The helper script is called manage-all.sh and can be from any level of the directory tree and is recursive.

If you are in the top level directory you will need to use manage.sh instead of manage-all.sh

Generate Dockerfiles

./manage-all.sh generate

Build Containers

./manage-all.sh build [clean]

Scan Containers

./manage-all.sh scan         

Publish Containers

./manage-all.sh publish

If you want to publish the containers you will need to update the utils.sh script and change the following line.

DOCKER_HUB_ORG='wolfsoftwareltd'