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Valentin Lab 73aeaf15a6 fix: [docker-host] remove warning about ``/etc/default/lxc`` not existent 6 years ago
apache new: [apache] ssl plugin support, added letsencrypt ssl support. 6 years ago
docker-host new: [docker-host] new charm. 8 years ago
letsencrypt new: [letsencrypt] new charm. 6 years ago
mysql new: dev: [postgres,mysql] moved out of 'precise' subdirectory. !minor 9 years ago
odoo-tecnativa new: [odoo-tecnativa] added action ``load`` 7 years ago
postgres new: dev: [postgres] ``db_docker_opts`` now requires to set the network 7 years ago
postgres-alpine new: [postgres-alpine] added charm. 7 years ago
precise fix: [docker-host] remove warning about ``/etc/default/lxc`` not existent 6 years ago
radicale new: added ``radicale``. 7 years ago
rancher new: [rancher] new minimal charm. 7 years ago
rancher-agent new: [rancher-agent] new charm for rancher agent. 7 years ago
rsync-backup-target chg: [rsync-backup-target/build] added ``-H`` in accepted options on server side. 8 years ago
sftp fix: [sftp] remove any ``authorized_keys`` that was previously left. 9 years ago
softether new: [softether] new charm. 8 years ago
traefik new: [traefik,whoami] new charms 7 years ago
whoami new: [traefik,whoami] new charms 7 years ago
README.rst new: doc: added quick ``README.rst`` to detail purpose and related packages. 10 years ago

README.rst

0k-charms
=========

This package provides charms for the ``lxc-deploy`` and
``docker-build-charm`` commands respectively from ``lxc-scripts`` and
``0k-docker`` packages.

A charm is basically a set of metadata and a shell script that will be
executed to create an image for lxc or docker.


Installation
============

Be sure to install ``lxc-scripts`` and ``0k-docker`` packages and that
their binaries are accessible to user 'root'.

By default, ``lxc-deploy`` and ``docker-build-charm`` will look for the
charm store to be located in ``/srv/charm-store``. This can be a symbolic
link.

For instance, if ``0k-charms`` is installed in ``/opt/apps/0k-charms``,
you would do::

ln -sf /opt/apps/0k-charms/precise /srv/charm-store