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README.md
A simple server for tests
DO NOT USE THIS FOR ANYTHING BUT TESTING!!!
How to use it
Build yourself a test image. We use example.com so you can't accidentally push it.
$ docker build -t example.com/test/test-ncvsr .
...lots of output...
Successfully tagged example.com/test/test-ncsvr:latest
Run it.
$ docker run -d example.com/test/test-ncsvr 9376 "echo hello"
6d05b4111b03c66907031e3cd7587763f0e4fab6c50fac33c4a8284732b448ae
Find your IP.
$ docker inspect 6d05b4111b03c66907031e3cd7587763f0e4fab6c50fac33c4a8284732b448ae | jq -r .[0].NetworkSettings.IPAddress
192.168.1.2
Connect to it.
$ echo "" | nc 192.168.9.2 9376
hello
If you want to know how many times it was accessed, mount a file on /var/log/hits. This will log one line per hit.