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Dockerfiles projects on GitHub

Recipes and templates for building Docker container images.

As of , the most-starred Dockerfiles projects on GitHub are docker_practice (26.3K stars), kaniko (15.8K stars) and docker-minecraft-server (14.5K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 6 Dockerfiles repositories with 89.4K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 20 was dockhand, with +7 stars in a day.

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  1. #1 · yeasy/docker_practice

    docker_practice

    An open-source Chinese book that takes you from zero to real DevOps practice with Docker: core concepts, internals and hands-on skills for developers, ops engineers and architects.

    26.3K
  2. #2 · GoogleContainerTools/kaniko

    kaniko

    It builds container images from a Dockerfile inside a container or Kubernetes cluster, without needing a Docker daemon — handy in places where a daemon can't run securely, like a standard Kubernetes cluster.

    15.8K
  3. #3 · itzg/docker-minecraft-server

    docker-minecraft-server

    A Docker image that runs a Minecraft Java Edition server — at startup it automatically installs and upgrades the server version, modloaders, and modpacks for you.

    14.5K
  1. 4

    dockerfiles

    13.9Kjessfraz/dockerfiles · Dockerfile

    A collection of Dockerfiles for Docker images Jess Frazelle builds and uses on her own desktop and servers; almost all images are published on Docker Hub under the 'jess' namespace.

  2. 5

    earthly

    12.1Kearthly/earthly · Go

    Earthly is a build automation framework that runs every build step inside containers, giving reproducible builds with a syntax that blends Dockerfile and Makefile conventions.

  3. 6

    dockhand

    6.8KFinsys/dockhand · TypeScript

    Dockhand is a self-hosted web UI for managing Docker environments - containers, Compose stacks, images, and volumes - across local and remote hosts, with live monitoring, logs, and a built-in terminal.

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