jwrr/luvit-web-server/Dockerfile

This Dockerfile makes a web server using Lua and Luvit. Luvit provides asynchronous I/O for Lua, similar to Node.js.

Place your new content into the content folder.

Luvit Links

TLDR

build-server builds the docker container and start-server runs the container. use-server opens firefox to the server home page.

source scripts/server-aliases.sh
server-build
server-start
server-use
server-restart
server-status
server-stop

Build Docker Image

## Set path to Dockerfile.  Here are two examples. The first is from github,
## the second is current directory

## Build Docker Image
export DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG=jwrr/luvit-web-server
docker build -t $DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG .

## Verify image was built
docker images

Start and Run Docker Container
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## Create and Start container from image
export DOCKER_CONTAINER_NAME=luvit1
export DOCKER_HOST_PORT=1337
export DOCKER_CONTAINER_PORT=1337
export DOCKER_CONTAINER_DIR=/var/www/html

docker run -d -p $DOCKER_HOST_PORT:$DOCKER_CONTAINER_PORT \
-v $PWD:$DOCKER_CONTAINER_DIR --name $DOCKER_CONTAINER_NAME $DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG

## Verify container is running
docker ps

Use Docker Container

Using firefox access the container on port 1337. You should see a web page with several image types and links.

firefox localhost:1337

Stop Docker Container

## Stop container
docker stop $DOCKER_CONTAINER_NAME

## Verify container is on longer active, but that it exists
docker ps
docker ps -a

Remove Docker Container and Image

## Remove Container
docker rm $DOCKER_CONTAINER_NAME

## Verify container has been removed
docker ps -a

## Remove Image
docker rmi $DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG

## Verify image has been removed
docker images

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