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Where to get help: the online doc, the Support Organization
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Where to file issues: https://github.com//docker-mkpasswd/issues
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Maintained by: the Team
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Source of this description: docs repo's
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Supported Docker versions: the latest release (down to 1.6 on a best-effort basis)
generates passwords and can apply them automatically to users.
Command line help is provided:
docker run --name <product> --rm <organization>/<product>:latest -hWhen you are done modifying the project boilerplate, remove this section from the documentation.
The template is parameterized so that you can use sed to replace strings globally to produce a fully configured baseline project. Globally replace the following terms with your tailored variants:
| Replacement | Description |
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<organization> |
The Docker Hub organization name, in lowercase, as shown in Docker Hub |
<organization-title> |
The organization's proper name, as registered. |
<product> |
The product name, lower-cased. |
<description> |
The product long description. |
<short-description> |
The product short description. |
<version> |
The product version. |
<release> |
The product release. Different than version, it can be used to denote the version of constituent software instead of your product, e.g. for MySQL if you were to extend MySQL. |
The sample Docker is operational, and fully secure, and CLAIRE scanned. It for illustration purposes simply provides CURL.
The sample Docker uses Alpine 3.11, to keep the image lightweight.