VSCode Remote Container: devops-toolkit

The devops-toolkit is a development container. For more information on development containers please see Development Containers. The devops-container was designed to provide new DevOps engineers joining the team with a standardized local development environment so they no longer have to spend time manually setting up their environment, downloading CLI tools and software packages.

1. Pull the latest version of the devops-toolkit from the container registry/

docker pull lmctague/devops-toolkit:e9f255e1bf475a2f6fa845ac3c2bce7670fb1fdf

2. Stat a shell insider the container.

docker run -it lmctague/devops-toolkit:e9f255e1bf475a2f6fa845ac3c2bce7670fb1fdf bash

1. Clone your project repo to your local filesystem.
2. Create a new .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file in our project. (Use the example.devcontainer.json in this repo as a template)
3. Make any changes as you see nessesary.
4. Press F1 and select the Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container... command.
5. Select the cloned copy of our project folder, wait for the container to start, and try things out!

1. Clone the devops-toolkit repo and create a new branch.

git clone https://gitlab.idkit.co/liam.mctague/devops-toolkit
cd devops-toolkit
git checkout -b <branch-name>

2. Commit and push your changes to the new branch using the commit message guildlines or use cz commit.

cz commit
git push

3. Create a new merge request using the template found in the .gitlab folder in this repo.