A Docker-based implementation of Heroku’s dynos
Dockeroku’s Dyno is based on Heroku’s official Cedar stack image and uses Heroku’s official Buildpacks as well as Foreman to parse/run Procfiles. The rest is basically just some simple scripts glueing these parts together.
Dockeroku uses this image to run its containers. You can do the same by placing a Dockerfile with the following content into your project, build the container via something like docker build -t johndoe/demo ., and run the built container.
FROM dockeroku/dyno
ADD . $BUILD_DIR
RUN $COMPILER
| Language/Framework | Buildpack |
|---|---|
| Ruby | heroku-buildpack-ruby |
| NodeJS | heroku-buildpack-nodejs |
| Clojure | heroku-buildpack-clojure |
| Python | heroku-buildpack-python |
| Java | heroku-buildpack-java |
| Gradle | heroku-buildpack-gradle |
| Grails | heroku-buildpack-grails |
| Scala | heroku-buildpack-scala |
| Play | heroku-buildpack-play |
| PHP | heroku-buildpack-php |
| Go | heroku-buildpack-go |
- 0.0.1
- Initial version
Copyright (c) 2016 Dockeroku
Licensed under the MIT license.
See LICENSE for more info.