A Microcontainer that can be used as the basebox for Jetty applications. Doesn't practically do anything as no linking is required for the Jetty runtime. Uses sirile/javabox (which is based on sirile/basebox) as the base which means that it provides Consul.
Example of using this for a real application can be found from the project sirile/jettytestbox.
The Jetty can be started with:
java -jar /opt/files/jetty/jetty/start.jar
This reads the initialization files from the current folder and starts Jetty.
To be usable, the Jettybox requires three volume container Fileboxes:
The used JRE version can be controlled with changing which Java filebox is used.
Example startup command for the container that has an actual application set up:
docker run --volumes-from basefilebox -d --volumes-from java8filebox --volumes-from jettyfilebox --link consul:consul -h jettybox --name jettybox --dns 127.0.0.1 -p 80:80 sirile/jettytestbox
This exposes the defined port 80 to the host.
Content type
Image
Digest
sha256:9c49fe71a…
Size
2.3 MB
Last updated
almost 11 years ago
docker pull sirile/jettybox