Working with containers (Docker)
Explore how efficient, lightweight, self-contained systems guarantee that software will always run the same, regardless of where it’s deployed.
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Install Docker and test that it works
Contents Get and install the software Test that the program runs Identify yourself Get an image and run a container Troubleshooting 1. Get and install the software Follow the relevant link below depending on your computer system; on Mac and Win...
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Publish a docker container image to Google Container Registry (GCR)
This document explains how to create and utilize a public or private Google Container Registry (GCR) docker image from inside FireCloud. This guide is useful for migrating or mirroring existing images from other repositories such as DockerHub. For...
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Make a docker image the easy way: using a base image
A container is a standard unit of software that packages up code and all its dependencies so the applications run quickly and reliably from one computing environment to another. Because they eliminate the problems of different people using differe...
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Creating safe and secure custom Docker images
If you are bringing your own Docker image, please consider the following security advisory If you are basing your image on anything other than Terra Base Images, you have to decide whether you trust the provider of the image. Even if you think it...
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Publishing a Docker container image to Google Container Registry
Contents Prerequisites Create or obtain a container image Tag image with registry name Push your image to GCR (private) Optional: make your image public Share your image with a Terra group Use the image in a workflow Some of these ins...
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