Category: Docker

  • Running Counter-Strike 1.6 Server on Docker

    Running Counter-Strike 1.6 Server on Docker

    Counter-Strike 1.6 is a classic first-person shooter game that is still enjoyed by many players. If you want to set up a dedicated server for Counter-Strike 1.6 using Docker, this guide will walk you through the process step by step. 1. Install Docker: Make sure you have Docker installed on your system. Docker is available…

  • DockerCTX, Switch Context like KubeCTX

    DockerCTX, Switch Context like KubeCTX

    Rewrite of ahmetb’s “kubectx” utility. https://github.com/ahmetb/kubectx The dockerctx application is a command-line tool designed to make it easier to manage Docker contexts. Docker contexts allow you to switch between different Docker hosts and environments, making it possible to manage multiple Docker environments with a single Docker CLI. This is particularly useful for developers and DevOps…

  • Docker – Automate Snyk Docker Image Scanning With GITHub Actions

    Docker – Automate Snyk Docker Image Scanning With GITHub Actions

    Snyk is a great tool for vulnerability scanning, it’s included in Docker Desktops docker scan feature (10 “free” scans, then requires registration) and has it’s own CLI tools for code and container scanning. It is, also, available as a pipeline action. Here is how to use it with GITHub actions. First, Create a secret on…

  • Docker – Administer Docker Server Remotely With Docker Context (Over SSH)

    Docker – Administer Docker Server Remotely With Docker Context (Over SSH)

    Once you have deployed your single, or multiple, Docker server(s) and find Kubernetes a bit much or overkill. You may want to administer your swarm of containers, much in the same manner as kubectl helps administer Kubernetes pods. This is possible with Docker Context. Here’s how to connect administer your docker runtime(s) remotely using Docker…

  • Docker – Allow Delete From Docker-Registry

    Docker – Allow Delete From Docker-Registry

    Once your start to build and push new, fresh docker images to your private registry. Or even worse, start automating CI/CD pipeline builds that builds and pushes.. You may end up with Docker images you do not want any more, or that you have created by mistake. Here’s how to remove them when you are…