Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links
Quick reference
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Where to get help: the online doc, the Support Organization
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Where to file issues: https://github.com//docker-mkpasswd/issues
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Maintained by: the Team
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Source of this description: docs repo's
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Supported Docker versions: the latest release (down to 1.6 on a best-effort basis)
What is ?
generates passwords and can apply them automatically to users.
How to use this image
Command line help is provided:
docker run --name <product> --rm <organization>/<product>:latest -hHow to use this template
When you are done modifying the project boilerplate, remove this section from the documentation.
The template is parameterized so that you can use sed to replace strings globally to produce a fully configured baseline project. Globally replace the following terms with your tailored variants:
| Replacement | Description |
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<organization> |
The Docker Hub organization name, in lowercase, as shown in Docker Hub |
<organization-title> |
The organization's proper name, as registered. |
<product> |
The product name, lower-cased. |
<description> |
The product long description. |
<short-description> |
The product short description. |
<version> |
The product version. |
<release> |
The product release. Different than version, it can be used to denote the version of constituent software instead of your product, e.g. for MySQL if you were to extend MySQL. |
The sample Docker is operational, and fully secure, and CLAIRE scanned. It for illustration purposes simply provides CURL.
The sample Docker uses Alpine 3.11, to keep the image lightweight.