Access .ssh keys during Docker build

Difficulty: beginner

Estimated Time: 10-15 minutes

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Your environment is currently being packaged as a Docker container and the download will begin shortly. To run the image locally, once Docker has been installed, use the commands

cat scrapbook_docker-security_onvault_container.tar | docker load

docker run -it /docker-security_onvault:20181214

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Step 1 - Start OnVault

Create some data to use in the build within the .ssh mounted directory. docker run -it -v ~/.ssh:/vault/.ssh ubuntu /bin/bash -c "echo mysupersecret > /vault/.ssh/key"

Start a build secrets server. This server will be used by other containers are they're building built to access the .ssh mounted directory. docker run -d -p 172.18.0.1:14242:3000 -v ~/.ssh:/vault/.ssh dockito/vault

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cd <directory>	Change directory
ls	List directory
echo 'contents' > <file>	Write contents to a file
cat <file>	Output contents of file

i	In Command Mode	Change into Insert Mode, you can now insert and edit text in the file
esc	In Insert Mode	Change into Command Mode, you can now execute commands
:wq	In Command Mode	Save and Exit

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Docker Security - Access .ssh keys during Docker build

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