Docker
TeamCity comes with built-in Docker integration, which includes the Docker runner (formerly Docker Build), a runner for Docker commands.
The Docker runner supports the build, push, tag Docker commands.
When creating TeamCity projects/ build configurations from a repository URL, the runner is offered as build step during auto-detection, provided a Dockerfile is present in the VCS repository.
Setting | Docker Command Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|
Docker Command | Select the docker command. Depending on the selected command, the settings below will vary. | |
build | Dockerfile source | Depending on the selected source, the settings below will vary. The available options include File, a URL or File content. |
Path to file | Available if File is selected as the source. Specify the path to the Docker file. The path should be relative to the checkout directory. | |
Context folder | Available if File is selected as the source. Specify the context for the docker build. If blank, the enclosing folder for Dockerfile will be used. | |
URL to file | Available if URL is selected as the source. The URL can refer to three kinds of resources: Git repositories, pre-packaged tarball contexts, and plain text files. See Docker documentation for details. | |
File Content: | Available if the file c is selected as the source. You can enter the content of the Dockerfile into the field. | |
Image platform | Select <Any> (default), Linux or Windows. | |
Image name:tag | Provide a newline-separated list of image name:tag(s) | |
Additional arguments for 'build' command | Supply additional arguments to the docker build command. See Docker documentation for details. | |
push | Remove image from agent after push | If selected, TeamCity will remove the image with |
Image name:tag | Provide a newline-separated list of image name:tag(s) | |
other | Command name | Docker sub-command, like |
Working directory | ||
Additional arguments for the command | Additional arguments that will be passed to the docker command. |