RAUDI VS awesome-docker

BTW if you have any tool in mind you can contribute, even just by suggesting the tool. If the Docker Image does not exist we will create and add it to RAUDI

I gave a second thought at your first question and we are adding the feature you asked. For the tagname the Docker Image will keep the same as the release version name of the tool. Here is the issue for this feature: Multi-dependency Docker Image

Hello, I am a Security Researcher working in an Italian startup that provides cybersecurity-related services. We use a lot of tools during our work we use Docker a lot. On the other hand, we hate to personally build Docker images for specific tools and keep them updated. So we created a tool called RAUDI (which stands for Regularly and Automatically Updated Docker Images) that automatically updates Docker Images every time there is an update using GitHub Actions. We started adding NetSec tools (since are the ones we use the most), but we plan to add every kind of tool that does not have an official Docker image on Docker Hub. Let me know if you like it or have any suggestions to make it better. Here is the link to the GitHub repo: - https://github.com/cybersecsi/RAUDI

When encountering a new technology, search for "awesome" lists on github. There are usually multiple (especially for popular topics), but the best ones usually bubble to the surface. https://github.com/veggiemonk/awesome-docker

Looks cool, although how is this any different then say a github repo? Or a repo that contains a list of other repos and project such as the awesome Docker one.

Awesome Docker

That's a very open request. There are a lot of projects available. You can look over Awesome Docker for many types of software. Some are self-contained. Some would expect you to be hosting a database. I would suggest PostgreSQL, as it is very capable and supported by pretty much every project.

prob find a lot of what you're looking for here Awesome Docker

Sorry I don't have read fully a docker book. But you can find something useful from here: https://github.com/veggiemonk/awesome-docker

Docker is a great tool to learn for this because everything can run on a single machine and still be isolated from your host OS as lightweight Linux machines: https://github.com/veggiemonk/awesome-docker

Haven't had a need to really start/stop a container based on a web call - but you might poke through the Orchestration here https://awesome-docker.netlify.app/ and see if something fits.