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19 lines
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Markdown
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Creating Docker Images
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disk-image-create can be used to create a tarball suitable to be imported as a
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docker image. To do this you can change the output of disk-image-create to tar
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with the -t flag and run docker e.g.
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```
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disk-image-create -o image -t tar fedora selinux-permissive
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```
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Assuming you have docker running and have permission to use it, the tarball can
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be imported into docker and run.
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```
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docker import - image:test1 < image.tar
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docker run -t -i image:test1 /bin/bash
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```
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