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Run multiple prerequisite exe on docker container
You can run multiple prerequisite executables on a Docker container by creating a Dockerfile and using the RUN
command to execute the necessary commands.
Here is an example Dockerfile that runs multiple prerequisite executables:
sqlFROM <base_image>
# Install prerequisite exe
RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get install -y <package1> <package2>
# Copy additional files
COPY <path_to_files> /<container_path>
# Set environment variables
ENV <var_name> <var_value>
# Start the application
CMD ["<executable_path>"]
In this example, <base_image>
is the base image you want to use for your Docker container. <package1>
and <package2>
are the names of the prerequisite executables you want to install. <path_to_files>
is the path to any additional files you want to copy into the container, and <container_path>
is the path where you want to copy the files to. <var_name>
and <var_value>
are environment variables you want to set for the container. <executable_path>
is the path to the main executable of your application.
You can customize this Dockerfile to fit the specific prerequisites for your application. Once you have created the Dockerfile, you can build the Docker image by running the following command from the directory where your Dockerfile is located:
phpdocker build -t <image_name> .
Replace <image_name>
with the name you want to give to your Docker image.
After the image is built, you can run a Docker container from the image using the following command:
arduinodocker run -it <image_name>
This will start a container from the Docker image and run the executable specified in the CMD
command in the Dockerfile.