These are base docker images that include Ansible versions:
- Alpine Linux
- 3.2
- CentOS
- 5
- 6
- 7
- Debian
- 8
- Fedora
- 22
- 21
- openSUSE
- 13.2
- Ubuntu
- 14.04
- 12.04
- 15.04
- 15.10
- Oracle Linux
- 6
Ansible, Inc content on DockerHub lives at https://hub.docker.com/r/weldpua2008/docker-ansible/
There are images available currently for CentOS and Ubuntu, using both the latest stable version of Ansible.
The DockerFile shown above selected the CentOS tag of Ansible's Docker images.
The first line of the DockerFile can be changed to select another base operating system or Ansible version should you wish to use a different OS or different Ansible version.
FROM weldpua2008/docker-ansible:Os``Os_Version
_vAnsible_Version
Example with Centos 7 and Ansible 1.9.4
FROM weldpua2008/docker-ansible:`centos7`_v`1.9.4`
This images on DockerHub will be updated periodically.
- docker
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