mydocker

Authors (team):

• Ostap Seryvko
• Anastasiia Beheni
• Olesia Omelchuk
• Sofiia Folvarochna
  

Prerequisites

g++, cmake, boost
Python: keyboard, sys, socket

Compilation

./compile.sh

Usage example

1. Run docker daemon (./mydocker <port>):
   ./bin/mydocker 8000

2. Start client (python3 test_socket/client.py <port>):
   python3 test_socket/client.py 8000

3. Communication loop
   Specify the container in the dockerfile (.json). For example:

   {
    "bin" : "/bin/sh",
    "args" : [],
    "mount_points" : ["/tmp"],
    "mem_limit": 200,
    "pids_limit": 20
   }
   

   mydocker >>> create dockerfiles/mydockerfile.json
   mydocker >>> run 0
   mydocker >>> listen 0
   

Communication with docker daemon

• create container from docker file:

  create <path-to-dockerfile>
  

• run the container:

  run <index>
  

• start listening to the container. If the --input flag is specified - the program requires input; otherwise, it doesn't:

  listen <index> [--input]
  

• detach from the container the client is currently listening:

  detach
  

• print the information about the existing containers:

  list_containers
  

• kill the container:

  kill_container <index>
  

• stop the client:

  exit
  

Implementation details

mydocker