A containerized development environment.

• zsh (OhMyZsh)
• git
• fzf with keybindings
  • alt c for fuzzy directory search + cd
  • ctrl t for fuzzy file path search + paste
  • ctrl r for fuzzy history search
• vim 8 customized with plugins and some other configured defaults (see vimrc)
  • ctrl o File Browser (NERDTree)
  • ctrl p File quick open (ctrlp)
  • ctrl n Multi-cursor (vim-multiple-cursors)
  • Auto-format (vim-prettier)
  • Auto-complete (YouCompleteMe)
  • Syntax checking (syntastic)
• Mosh - mobile shell eliminates ssh disconnects over unstable networks
• tmux with some light configurations (see tmux)
• node.js and yarn
• devops/cloud tools
  • Ansible
  • Terraform
  • kubectl
  • k9s -- Terminal UI for k8s
  • AWS CLI
  • doctl -- DigitalOcean's CLI tool

• mounts (read-only) ${SSH_DIR}, defaults to ~/.ssh
• mounts ${WORKSPACE_DIR}, defaults to ./workspace
• mounts various config folders under ./workspace into home:
  • .config
  • .kube
  • .aws

docker-compose up -d
docker-compose exec workspace zsh

# Start the container
docker run -d -e SSH_PASSWORD="supersecret" -p 2233:22 ronalddddd/dev-container

# Shell into it
ssh root@localhost -p 2233

mosh root@localhost -p 6000 --ssh="ssh -p 1234"

• SSH into it using your private key by setting the environment variable DEVELOPER_PUBLIC_KEY
• Mount a project folder to /projects (so you don't lose your work :)
• Mount a .ssh folder with required credentials
  • authorized_keys file for logging in
  • Private keys for accessing remote repositories, etc...
• Expose SSH port
• Expose Mosh port range (UDP 6000 to 6100)

Mosh is a replacement for interactive SSH terminals. It's more robust and responsive, especially over Wi-Fi, cellular, and long-distance links.

keeps the session alive if the client goes to sleep and wakes up later, or temporarily loses its Internet connection

• getting a mosh client: https://mosh.org/#getting
• you need to expose one or more UDP ports in the 6000 to 6100 range for mosh clients to connect