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Introduction
There are two methods of building
Setting Up Standalone
- Generate only one docker
- Can be configured to bind a separate IPV6 address, but requires a docker previously installed using the environment installation command of this set of scripts, and requires the host to be bound to at least the /64 IPV6 subnet
- Support for x86_64 and ARM architecture servers
Download the Script
Command:
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spiritLHLS/docker/main/scripts/onedocker.sh -o onedocker.sh && chmod +x onedocker.sh
Example
Run
./onedocker.sh name cpu memory password sshport startport endport system independent_ipv6
Currently, the system only supports selecting Alpine or Debian, with Debian being the default choice.
The following is the information for the created example container:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Container Name | test |
| Username for SSH Login | root |
| Password for SSH Login | 123456 |
| Number of CPU Cores | 1 |
| Memory Size | 512MB |
| SSH Port | 25000 |
| Port Range for Internal and External Mapping | 34975 to 35000 |
| Operating System | debian |
| Whether to bind a separate IPV6 address | N |
./onedocker.sh test 1 512 123456 25000 34975 35000 debian N
Related operations
Deleting the test container
docker rm -f test
rm -rf test
ls
Accessing the test container
docker exec -it test /bin/bash
To exit the container, simply execute exit.
Inquiry Information
cat Container_Name(change me)
The output format is
Container_Name SSH_Port Root_Password Number_of_Cores Memory Start_of_Public_Port End_of_Public_Port
The docker's ipv6 address can only be looked up within the container itself, it doesn't exist in the docker's configuration
Batch Deployment
- Run inheritance configuration generation multiple times in bulk.
- When generating multiple instances, it is recommended to execute within a
screensession to avoid SSH connection interruptions. - Support for x86_64 and ARM architecture servers
Command:
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spiritLHLS/docker/main/scripts/create_docker.sh -o create_docker.sh && chmod +x create_docker.sh && bash create_docker.sh
Querying information on batch openings
cat dclog
The output format is
Container_Name SSH_Port Root_Password Number_of_Cores Memory Start_of_Public_Port End_of_Public_Port
One line corresponds to information about a container, the docker's ipv6 address can only be looked up within the container itself, it doesn't exist in the docker's configuration.
Uninstall all Docker containers and images
The following command offload ignores ndpresponder to prevent IPV6 configuration failure
docker ps -aq | grep -v 'ndpresponder' | xargs -r docker rm -f
docker images -aq | grep -v 'ndpresponder' | xargs -r docker rmi