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README.md
git-sync
git-sync is a command that pull a git repository to a local directory.
It can be used to source a container volume with the content of a git repo.
In order to ensure that the git repository content is cloned and updated atomically, you cannot use a volume root directory as the directory for your local repository.
The local repository is created in a subdirectory of /git, with the subdirectory name specified by GIT_SYNC_DEST.
Usage
# build the container
docker build -t git-sync .
# run the git-sync container
docker run -d GIT_SYNC_REPO=https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes GIT_SYNC_DEST=/git -e GIT_SYNC_BRANCH=gh-pages -r HEAD -v /git-data:/git git-sync
# run a nginx container to serve sync'ed content
docker run -d -p 8080:80 -v /git-data:/usr/share/nginx/html nginx