2. Create a container dir
Use this command to create the container directory:
/var/test # ds init scripts1 @./app1 Container initialized on '/var/test/app1/'. /var/test # tree app1 app1 └── settings.sh /var/test # cat app1/settings.sh APP=/var/test/scripts1 IMAGE=scripts1 CONTAINER=app1
The command ds init creates a directory for the container at
./app1/, copies settings.sh to it, and modifies the
values of APP, IMAGE and CONTAINER. The setting APP tells
where the scripts for this container are located, IMAGE is the name
of the docker image that will be built for this container (set by
default to the name of the scripts directory), and CONTAINER is
the name of the container (set by default to the name of the
container's directory).
You can edit settings.sh and modify IMAGE and CONTAINER,
if you wish, but you should not change the value of APP, otherwise
the framework will not be able to find the correct Dockerfile and any
other scripts related to this container.