Examples
Discover a variety of practical examples that showcase the capabilities and usage of Stevedore
Explore a variety of practical examples that demonstrate the capabilities and usage of Stevedore. These examples provide a cumulative learning experience, building upon one another to deepen your knowledge of Stevedore.
Each example focuses on a specific scenario or use case, guiding you through the necessary steps to achieve the desired outcome. By working through these examples, you will gain hands-on experience and valuable insights into building and managing Docker images with Stevedore. They will empower you to leverage Stevedore’s powerful features and enhance your projects with confidence.
List of examples
| Example | Description |
|---|---|
| 01-basic-example | This example aims to introduce you to Stevedore and its basic concepts and commands. It follows the quickstart guide from the documentation, which serves as a starting point to get familiar with Stevedore. |
| 02-wildcard-version-example | This example serves as an introduction to the wildcard version feature in Stevedore. |
| 03-envvars-credentials-store-example | This example demonstrates how to use environment variables as the credentials store in Stevedore. |
| 04-define-multiple-apps-example | This example showcases how to define and manage multiple applications in Stevedore, allowing you to build and push their Docker images. |
| 05-build-on-cascade-example | This example demonstrates the concept of building images on a cascade in Stevedore. It showcases how to create a foundational image with a common configuration and then build multiple applications using that image as a base, streamlining the image building process and ensuring consistency across the applications. |
| 06-git-build-context-example | This example illustrates how to utilize the Git build context feature in Stevedore. It demonstrates the ability to specify a Git repository as the build context, allowing you to directly build images from a specific branch, tag, or commit. |
| 07-inject-dockerfile-example | This example showcases the capability of creating a unique build context from separate sources. One of those sources is used to inject a Dockerfile used to build the Docker image. |
| 08-create-semver-tags-automatically-example | This example showcases how to use the SemVer specification to create automatically new image tags for a Docker image. |
| 09-custom-variables-mapping-example | This example demonstrates the usage of custom variables mapping in Stevedore, allowing for flexible configuration and customization of build arguments provided to the Dockerfile. |
| 10-use-ansible-playbook-driver-example | This example demonstrates the usage of the Ansible playbook driver in Stevedore, enabling you to build and publish Docker images using Ansible playbooks. |
| 11-promote-images-example | This example highlights the image promotion feature in Stevedore, demonstrating how to promote Docker images from one Docker registry to another. |
| 12-copy-images-from-dockerhub-example | This example illustrates how to copy Docker images from Docker Hub to your local Docker registry using Stevedore, allowing you to have a local copy of the desired images for offline or restricted environments. |
Last modified June 16, 2023: fix link to the example 12-copy-images-from-dockerhub-example (cfc07e7)