Dockerfile

[devsecur]

It would be great, to have a Dockerfile for easy deployment and testing. I have created an example image on docker hub with an open Dockerfile in github:

https://hub.docker.com/r/devsecur/robot-attack/

[hannob]

To be honest I have no clue how to create or use a dockerfile.
Can I just link what you made and you'll keep it up to date?

[devsecur]

Sure. Feel free to copy or reference the Dockerfile I made. I would let my repository stay on github, so the image can be build automaticly on docker hub.

You can use the image by installing Docker and then run

docker run devsecur/robot-attack python robot-detect.py <HOST>

[ilyaglow]

If anyone interested in the alpine based minimal docker, here's my try:
https://github.com/ilyaglow/robot-detect/blob/alpine-based-docker/Dockerfile

Usage example:
docker run -it --rm ilyaglow/robot-detect google.com

[devsecur]

Ah perfect, thank you. Your image is quite cleaner - I would use this as official Dockerfile for this project.

[hannob]

ok, so it's just this file that is needed? can you make a pull request and add a sentence to the README.md how to run it?

[hannob]

also I'll try to create a pip package, it's just something that I pushed down my todo list in light of more important tasks.

[draeath]

It may be best to use the python:3.6-alpine image on dockerhub, instead of tsutomu7/scientific-python from "some random user?" Probably a smaller footprint, as well.

[devsecur]

I think ilyaglow already provide an alpine based image:

https://github.com/ilyaglow/robot-detect/blob/alpine-based-docker/Dockerfile