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Redbean in Docker

The smallest possible web server in Docker!
Built from Redbean: https://redbean.dev/, a single-file distributable web server.

The final container takes only 501 kB:

$ docker images redbean-static
REPOSITORY      TAG         IMAGE ID      CREATED         SIZE
redbean-static  latest      814da89a2fa7  16 minutes ago  501 kB

or just 186 kB if you use the tinylinux version of Redbean:

$ docker images redbean-tinylinux
REPOSITORY         TAG         IMAGE ID      CREATED        SIZE
redbean-tinylinux  latest      0b98596e96d8  2 seconds ago  186 kB

Examples

There are a couple of example Dockerfiles in this repo if you want to build it yourself:

Dockerfile-multistage of how to produce a container from "scratch"
Dockerfile-tinylinux for the world record small version
Dockerfile-onbuild if you just want a scratch container

Onbuild image

The kissgyorgy/redbean-onbuild image is not suitable to use by itself, you can build your own image with it:

Put your static files in the assets directory or set your own directory name with:
```
docker build --build-arg ASSETS_DIR=something-else .
```

build a multi-stage Docker image with a Dockerfile like this:

FROM kissgyorgy/redbean-onbuild as build

FROM scratch

COPY --from=build /redbean.com /
CMD ["/redbean.com", "-vv", "-p", "80"]

Now your image includes redbean with all your static files in it and ready to run!

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Deploy multi websites.

I have used this docker image to deploy one website. And now i want to deploy another website, but when i typed docker build --build-arg ASSETS_DIR=./static -t yirufeng/resume .,some errors occured.

[root@VM-0-10-centos blog]# docker build --build-arg ASSETS_DIR=./static -t yirufeng/resume .
Sending build context to Docker daemon   2.56kB
Step 1/4 : FROM kissgyorgy/redbean-onbuild as build
# Executing 5 build triggers
 ---> Using cache
 ---> Using cache
 ---> Running in 0a7208db84ba

zip error: Nothing to do! (try: zip -r /redbean.com . -i *)
The command '/bin/sh -c zip -r /redbean.com *' returned a non-zero code: 12