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# Docker Image Build: almalinux template
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# Docker Image Build: Almalinux Template
This project provides a reproducible Docker image build process for `almalinux:8.10`, with custom YUM repository configurations and package installations. The build is automated using a `Makefile` and managed via CI tasks to ensure consistent and reliable Docker image builds.
## Makefile Overview
The `Makefile` provides several targets to automate building, tagging, and pushing Docker images. The Docker image is tagged with the current Git commit hash, the current date, and a `latest` tag for easy reference.
## Makefile Targets
### Build the Docker Image
To build the Docker image without tags:
```bash
make build
```
This will use the `docker build` command with `--network=host` to build the image with the name `git.query.consul/unkin/almalinux8-template`.
### Tag the Docker Image
To tag the Docker image with the Git commit hash, the current date, and a `latest` tag:
```bash
make tag
```
This will add three tags to the image:
- `git.query.consul/unkin/almalinux8-template:<GIT_COMMIT>`
- `git.query.consul/unkin/almalinux8-template:<DATE_TAG>`
- `git.query.consul/unkin/almalinux8-template:latest`
### Push the Docker Image
To push the tagged Docker images to the registry:
```bash
make push
```
> **Note**: The `push` command is currently commented out for safety. To enable pushing, remove the comment (`#`) from the `docker push` lines in the `push` target.
### Clean Up
To clean up any dangling Docker images:
```bash
make clean
```
This will remove any dangling (unused) Docker images using `docker image prune -f`.
### Default Target
The default target is `build`. So running:
```bash
make
```
is equivalent to running `make build`.
## Development and Testing
To test or develop with this `Makefile`, follow these steps:
1. **Clone the repository** and navigate to the project directory:
```bash
git clone https://git.query.consul/unkin/docker-template.git
cd docker-template
```
2. **Build the Docker image** using the `build` target:
```bash
make build
```
3. **Tag the image** with the commit hash, date, and latest tag:
```bash
make tag
```
4. **(Optional)** Modify the `push` target to enable pushing the image to your Docker registry:
Uncomment the lines in the `push` target:
```makefile
docker push $(REGISTRY)/$(OWNER)/$(IMAGE_NAME):$(GIT_COMMIT)
docker push $(REGISTRY)/$(OWNER)/$(IMAGE_NAME):$(DATE_TAG)
docker push $(REGISTRY)/$(OWNER)/$(IMAGE_NAME):latest
```
5. **Test your changes** locally by running the `clean` target:
```bash
make clean
```