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Added a script to automate the build images using all Dockerfiles inside of docker/ path. This Dockerfiles should respect the follow pattern: Dockerfile.$IMAGE_TAG.
Fix the README text about Dockerfile pattern.
This script verify if the user is sudo. The script will be "deployed" in the container in the path /var/scripts/ The script receives a parameter($1) which is the user password.
Now the docker build will run in paralel.
Added the command to run apt-get install sudo. Added the command to deploy the "sudo test" script.
terciodemelo
previously requested changes
Feb 23, 2017
Remove the deployment of test_sudo.sh file from Dockerfiles and remove the file from workspace.
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Now is possible to build all images which the Dockerfiles are inside the docker/ path.
Is important note that there is a pattern which the Dockerfile should respect: Dockerfile.$IMAGE_TAG.