The goal of Jailer is to solve the same problems that Docker solved on Linux, but for FreeBSD. Imagine a project where next to your already existing Dockerfile you have a Jailerfile, which can be used to start a FreeBSD jail running your installed & configurated application.
This software is in it's infancy. Use at your own risk. Have fun.
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A jail can be described in a Jailerfile. The goal is to keep the syntax as similar to a Dockerfile as possible.
Example:
FROM freebsd
RUN echo "Hello Jailer!"
Not all commands are implemented yet. Most commands need to run as root:
Usage:
jailer [flags]
jailer [command]
Available Commands:
build Build an image from a Jailerfile
config Print current config
dev Subcommand for development only
exec Execute a command inside an existing jail
fetch Fetch base from FreeBSD mirror
help Help about any command
info Display system-wide information
init Init for jailer. Creates zfs datasets
ps List active jails
restart Restart one or more jails
rm Remove one or more jails
run Run a command in a new jail
start Start one or more stopped jails
stop Stop one or more running jails
storage Manages jail & image storage
top Run top inside a jail
version Print current version
Flags:
-c, --config string Config file (default is $PWD/jailer.yaml)
-h, --help help for jailer
-v, --verbose Verbose output
Use "jailer [command] --help" for more information about a command.
- FreeBSD 12.1
- ZFS
- Go (tested with 1.13)
- Cobra
- Viper
- Logrus
- gmake
cp jailer.example.yml jailer.yml
zfs create -o mountpoint=/jailer $ZROOT/jailer
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