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Purging/cleaning packages using apt doesn't actually reduce image size, and only creates additional layers, which doesn't add any benefit to the overall image.
Install Gogs With Docker
Deploying gogs in Docker is just as easy as eating a pie, what you do is just open the dockerfiles/build.sh file, replace the configs:
DB_TYPE="YOUR_DB_TYPE" # type of database, support 'mysql' and 'postgres'
MEM_TYPE="YOUR_MEM_TYPE" # type of memory database, support 'redis' and 'memcache'
DB_PASSWORD="YOUR_DB_PASSWORD" # The database password.
DB_RUN_NAME="YOUR_DB_RUN_NAME" # The --name option value when run the database image.
MEM_RUN_NAME="YOUR_MEM_RUN_NAME" # The --name option value when run the mem database image.
HOST_PORT="YOUR_HOST_PORT" # The port on host, which will be redirected to the port 3000 inside gogs container.
And run:
cd dockerfiles
./build.sh
The build might take some time, just be paient. After it finishes, you will receive the message:
Now we have the MySQL image(running) and gogs image, use the follow command to start gogs service( the content might be different, according to your own configs):
docker run -i -t --link YOUR_DB_RUN_NAME:db --link YOUR_MEM_RUN_NAME:mem -p YOUR_HOST_PORT:3000 gogits/gogs
Just follow the message, run:
docker run -i -t --link YOUR_DB_RUN_NAME:db --link YOUR_MEM_RUN_NAME:mem -p YOUR_HOST_PORT:3000 gogits/gogs
Now we have gogs running! Open the browser and navigate to:
http://YOUR_HOST_IP:YOUR_HOST_PORT
Let's 'gogs'! Ouya~