Dockerfiles for assorted Gentoo-based Docker images.

Dockerfiles are sorted into directories with names matching the suggested repository. To avoid duplicating ephemeral data (namespace, timestamp tag, …), they appear in the Dockerfile.template as markers (${NAMESPACE}, ${TAG}, …). The build.sh script replaces the markers with values while generating a Dockerfile from each Dockerfile.template (using envsubst), and then builds each tag with:

$ docker build -t $NAMESPACE/$REPO:$TAG $REPO

for example:

$ docker build -t wking/gentoo-en-us:20131205 gentoo-en-us

The dependency graph is:

wking/gentoo  (amd64 stage3)
`-- gentoo-portage  (adds portage directory)
    `-- gentoo-utc  (adds a system timezone)
        `-- gentoo-en-us  (adds locale)
            `-- gentoo-openrc  (configure OpenRC for Docker)
                `-- gentoo-syslog  (adds syslog-ng and associates)
                    |-- buildbot  (adds a Buildbot master and slave)
                    |-- docker-registry  (adds a Docker registry server)
                    |-- gentoo-layman  (adds layman for Gentoo overlays)
                    |   `-- package-cache  (adds a package-cache proxy)
                    |-- gentoo-node  (adds Node and npm)
                    |   `-- hubot  (adds hubot with an IRC adapter)
                    |-- irker  (adds irker, and spawns irkerd by default)
                    |-- memcached  (adds Memcached)
                    |-- nginx  (adds Nginx)
                    |   |-- nginx-proxy  (SSL/TLS proxying via SNI)
                    |   |-- kibana  (adds Kibana)
                    |   `-- kibana-azure  (adds Azure's Kibana)
                    |-- ngircd  (adds ngIRCd)
                    |-- postgresql  (adds PostgreSQL)
                    |-- redis  (adds Redis)
                    |-- salt-minion  (adds a Salt Stack minion)
                    |-- stunnel  (adds stunnel)
                    `-- gentoo-java  (adds IcedTea)
                        `-- elasticsearch  (adds Elasticsearch)

Run:

$ ./build.sh

to seed from the Gentoo mirrors and build all images. There are a number of variables in the build.sh script that configure the build (AUTHOR, NAMESPACE, …). We use POSIX parameter expansion to make it easy to override variables as you see fit.

$ NAMESPACE=jdoe DATE=20131210 ./build.sh

I'd like to avoid bloating the images with the Portage tree, but without ugly hacks that is not currently possible.