Host your own Compiler Explorer instance in docker container!
Note
Hyper-V Windows feature is not really required if you use process isolation for both the image build & runtime.
Important
If using Docker Desktop - first make sure you have switched to Containers for Windows. If you are CLI user and have client & daemon headless, then use appropriate windows build context.
Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Devsh-Graphics-Programming/Compiler-Explorer-Docker.gitenter the cloned directory, build the image
docker build --isolation "process" -t godbolt/nano .Tip
I highly recommend to build the image without virtualization (process isolation) to use all host resources, HyperV isolation will assign 1/2 CPUs + 1GB of RAM by default hence the result could be < 10x slower build without assigning cpu resources by hand. If you get an error and can't use process isolation it's because your host kernel version is too low - update your OS or switch to HyperV (skip --process "isolation" flag).
Tip
The image is built with default set of options, there are a few you can override (eg. NodeJS version, remote & sha of CE). See Dockerfile code for more details.
run the container
docker run -p 80:10240 -it godbolt/nanoand open your browser with http://localhost.
Important
You should use produced image as base to provide your own compilers (installation binaries) & configuration files for CE to use them. By default we run it without any compilers.