devbox-runtime

Dockerfile Path

As the YAML and Docker builds are based on the Dockerfile's path, it's necessary to establish a standardized convention for Dockerfile placement.

The top-level folders represent image categories, primarily divided into three types:

• OS
• Language
• Framework

The second-level directories denote specific image type, such as ubuntu, python, golang, etc., which will serve as the RuntimeClass name. The third-level directories correspond to specific versions, for example, go1.22.5, go1.23.0, etc. All Dockerfiles pushed to the repository should strictly adhere to these conventions. Therefore, an example of a compliant Dockerfile path would be: /Language/go/go1.22.5/Dockerfile

If you need to trigger the packaging action, you should push directly to the main repository. This will trigger the action's build process and the generation of corresponding CRDs

Get CRD

All CRD (Custom Resource Definition) files corresponding to the runtimes are located in the yaml folder. You can get yaml as follow:

git clone --filter=blob:none --sparse https://github.com/labring-actions/devbox-runtime.git
cd devbox-runtime
git sparse-checkout init --cone
git sparse-checkout set yaml

Support Images

System Images

• Ubuntu 24.04
• Ubuntu 22.04

Language Images

• Go 1.23.0
• Go 1.22.5
• Python 3.12
• Python 3.11
• Python 3.10
• OpenJDK 17
• OpenJDK 11
• Rust 1.8.0
• Rust 1.79.0
• Node.js 22
• Node.js 21
• Node.js 20
• GCC

Framework Images

• Gin
• Hertz
• Spring Boot
• Flask
• Next.js
• Vue