docker-compose.yml

name: devtools

services:
  # Interactive shell with the full toolbox:  docker compose run --rm dev
  # (or:  docker compose up -d dev  then  docker compose exec dev zsh)
  dev:
    build:
      context: .
      dockerfile: Dockerfile
      args:
        BASE_IMAGE: ${BASE_IMAGE:-debian:bookworm-slim}
        HTTP_PROXY: ${HTTP_PROXY:-}
        HTTPS_PROXY: ${HTTPS_PROXY:-}
        AZURE_CLI_VERSION: ${AZURE_CLI_VERSION:-}
        TERRAFORM_VERSION: ${TERRAFORM_VERSION:-}
        AZD_VERSION: ${AZD_VERSION:-}
        AWSCLI_VERSION: ${AWSCLI_VERSION:-}
        KUBECTL_VERSION: ${KUBECTL_VERSION:-1.31.4}
        KUBELOGIN_VERSION: ${KUBELOGIN_VERSION:-0.1.4}
        HELM_VERSION: ${HELM_VERSION:-3.16.3}
        KUSTOMIZE_VERSION: ${KUSTOMIZE_VERSION:-5.5.0}
        FLUX_VERSION: ${FLUX_VERSION:-2.4.0}
        YQ_VERSION: ${YQ_VERSION:-4.44.6}
        GH_VERSION: ${GH_VERSION:-2.63.2}
        KUBECTX_VERSION: ${KUBECTX_VERSION:-0.9.5}
    image: devtools:latest
    stdin_open: true
    tty: true
    volumes:
      # Persists ~/.azure, ~/.kube, ~/.aws, ssh keys, shell history, TF plugin cache.
      # SAME volume the PowerShell wrappers use, so a login here is a login there.
      - devtools-home:/root
      # Your code. Set REPOS_ROOT in .env to an absolute path to mount real repos;
      # defaults to the ./repos folder in this project so it works out of the box.
      - ${REPOS_ROOT:-./repos}:/repos
    working_dir: /repos
    environment:
      # Optional, for the aksc / aksup / aksx shortcuts: the resource group and name of your AKS
      # cluster. Set them in your shell or in .env; when they are unset nothing is passed.
      - AKS_RG
      - AKS_NAME
    command: ["zsh"]

volumes:
  devtools-home: