Assuming that you define these variables somehow (whether that's export="something" in the shell, putting them in a .env file that goes into the image) these files should allow you to do a
docker build .
Then you can do what you want with that image. I actually am using it insider Rancher, so the docker-compose.yml here may not work as-is (complains about the docker-compose.yml using an image).
Assuming that you define these variables somehow (whether that's export="something" in the shell, putting them in a .env file that goes into the image) these files should allow you to do a
Then you can do what you want with that image. I actually am using it insider Rancher, so the docker-compose.yml here may not work as-is (complains about the docker-compose.yml using an image).