- It checks whether Docker and Docker Compose are installed.
- It downloads the latest version of Docker if necessary.
- It creates a user and folder for each environment.
- It creates a volume for each room.
- It mounts the volume in each environment.
- It creates the container for each environment.
- It starts the container for each environment.
Docker
Docker Compose
- Make sure the operating system is Ubuntu 20.04 before running the script.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/0x5FE/dockerAutomation.git
cd dockerAutomation
- Run the automation script:
chmod +x dockerautomation.sh
./dockerautomation.sh
- Or Download the script to your server.
The following errors may occur when running the script:
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Error 1: Docker is not installed.
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Solution: Install Docker as instructed in the Docker documentation.
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Error 2: Docker Compose is not installed.
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Solution: Install Docker Compose as instructed in the Docker Compose documentation.
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Error 3: The script cannot access the Dockerfile or docker-compose.yml file.
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Solution: Make sure the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files are located in the script's current working directory.
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Error 4: The script cannot create the user or folder for the environment.
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Solution: Make sure the user running the script has superuser privileges.
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Error 5: The script cannot create the volume for the environment.
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Solution: Make sure the user running the script has superuser privileges.
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Error 6: The script cannot mount the volume in the environment.
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Solution: Make sure the user running the script has superuser privileges.
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Error 7: The script cannot create the container for the environment.
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Solution: Check the Docker log for more information about the error.
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The script can be customized to meet the specific needs of each environment. For example, you can change the version of Docker to use, the file name of the Dockerfile or docker-compose.yml, or the list of environments to create.
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The script must be run as superuser.