How guritadarattt/docker-ubuntu works
This repository provides a minimal headless Ubuntu Server Docker image. The main workflow is to run the image as a container, then connect over SSH; the container also supplies networking, development, Python, database-client, utility, and security tools. The README documents these capabilities and an optional persistent /data mount. Only the Dockerfile path is present in the tree, and no source excerpt was available, so the graph reflects documented behavior rather than verified implementation details.
Main entry points: Dockerfile Server Container
Components 12
Image
- Ubuntu 22.04 Image
Dockerfile
Server Runtime
- Server Container
Dockerfile - SSH Server
Dockerfile
Included Tools
- Networking Tools
Dockerfile - Build Essentials
Dockerfile - Python 3
Dockerfile - Database Clients
Dockerfile - Utilities & Security
Dockerfile
Other components
- Operator
- Docker Engine
- SSH Client
- Persistent /data Volume
Connections 12
- Operator → Docker Engine: runs image
- Docker Engine → Ubuntu 22.04 Image: uses image
- Docker Engine → Server Container: starts
- Ubuntu 22.04 Image → Server Container: creates from
- Server Container → SSH Server: hosts
- SSH Client → SSH Server: connects
- Server Container → Networking Tools: provides
- Server Container → Build Essentials: provides
- Server Container → Python 3: provides
- Server Container → Database Clients: provides
- Server Container → Utilities & Security: provides
- Server Container → Persistent /data Volume: mounts optionally