rustup

Automated builded images on store and hub for rust-lang with musl added, using rustup "the ultimate way to install RUST".

tag changed: all3 -> all

note:

• Image buildings are triggered by automated builds on cloud.docker.com when "build branch" is updated by build.sh
• Please check liuchong/rustup tags on store instead of Build Details on hub
• The "build branch" and "tags" are meaningless but just docker images(which are with stable/versions tags) for building
• the "version tags" are available from 1.15.0
• the stable/beta/nightly tags does not have the package "musl-tools" and the target "x86_64-unknown-linux-musl" installed by default

Usage

Images

pull the images:

shell
> docker pull liuchong/rustup
> docker pull liuchong/rustup:musl

the tags are:

• stable/version: (stable/Dockerfile)
• stable-musl/version-musl: (stable_musl/Dockerfile)
• beta: (beta/Dockerfile)
• beta-musl: (beta_musl/Dockerfile)
• nightly: (nightly/Dockerfile)
• nightly-musl: (nightly_musl/Dockerfile)
• nightly-onbuild: (nightly_onbuild/Dockerfile)
• nightly-musl-onbuild: (nightlymusl_onbuild/Dockerfile)
• all: (all/Dockerfile)
• all-musl, musl, latest: (all_musl/Dockerfile)
• plus: (plus/Dockerfile)

use the image

just setup the Dockerfile:

dockerfile
FROM liuchong/rustup:stable
...

or you maybe prefer to make a musl static building:

bash
you can also use "latest", which is the same as "musl".
docker run -v $PWD:/builddir -w /builddir -t liuchong/rustup:musl cargo build --release
or, you may want to use nightly channel and fix the ownership and remove container after run as below:
docker run --rm -v $PWD:/builddir -w /builddir -t liuchong/rustup:musl sh -c "rustup run nightly cargo build --release && chown -R $(id -u):$(id -g) target"

then, you can write a dockerfile like this and build you app image(so, the image will be very small):

dockerfile
FROM scratch
ADD target/x86_64-unknown-linux-musl/release/your-app /
CMD ["/your-app"]
or something like this:
CMD ["/your-app", "--production"]

Build script

bash
Use automatical checked version from website for current stable builds:
./build.sh
Use a specified stable version from command line:
./build.sh 1.21.0
Do not build versioning tag, just pass a string which is not fit the version pattern,
as the first argument:
./build.sh no-version
./build.sh foo

License

MIT