Note: please check GitLab or Docker Hub for the current tags

On my blog I wrote an article about Setting up a powerful self-hosted IDE in the cloud which describe the use of these images.

Available as an automated builds are available at the GitLab container registry.

• Fedora:
  docker pull registry.gitlab.com/gbraad/c9ide:f24, f25, f26, f27
• CentOS:
  docker pull registry.gitlab.com/gbraad/c9ide:c7
• Ubuntu 16.04 (xenial):
  docker pull registry.gitlab.com/gbraad/c9ide:u1604

The following images are based on my devenv environment.

• Fedora (devenv):
  docker pull registry.gitlab.com/gbraad/c9ide:f24-devenv
• CentOS 7 (devenv):
  docker pull registry.gitlab.com/gbraad/c9ide:c7-devenv

An alternative automated build is available at the Docker registry.

• Fedora:
  docker pull gbraad/c9ide:f24, f25, f26, f27
• CentOS 7:
  docker pull gbraad/c9ide:c7
• Ubuntu 16.04 (xenial):
  docker pull gbraad/c9ide:c7

The following images are based on my devenv environment.

• Fedora (devenv):
  docker pull gbraad/c9ide:f24-devenv
• CentOS 7 (devenv):
  docker pull gbraad/c9ide:c7-devenv

$ alias c9ide='docker run -it --rm -v `pwd`:/workspace gbraad/c9ide:u1604'

or

$ alias c9ide='docker run -it --rm -v `pwd`:/workspace registry.gitlab.com/gbraad/c9ide:u1604'

$ cd ~/Projects/[something]
$ c9ide

and open your browser to localhost:8181

Note: restrictions apply, as the container doesn't run as root (UID: 0) without changing settings. Due to this you can not install new packages. However, you can write in /opt/.

$ oc new-app gbraad/c9ide:f25 --name=c9ide

Now you can create a route and open the application from the browser.

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