Custom RISC-V compatible docker images automatically built from Dockerfiles

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riscv-docker

This repo contains dockerfiles for custom docker images that I'm using for my cluster. They're automatically built for amd64, arm64, and riscv64 on actual hardware with those architectures. You can find the images that are automatically built from these in the Packages section of this repo.

The images are stored on my Forgejo instance, so you can pull them like this:

docker pull gitea.elara.ws/elara6331/node:latest

Read my article about these here!

Images

ci: The default image used by my Forgejo Actions runners
webserver: A very simple webserver
go-import-redirector: rsc's go-import-redirector
node: An alpine-based image with NodeJS and npm installed
crane: Google's crane
dind: Docker in Docker

Acknowledgements

Kaniko: Used to build all the images here