Hello,
I’ve created a build script for FOG with rkt. It’s based on the latest RC 1.3.5.
The default configuration uses ProxyDHCP.

Github: https://github.com/THS-on/rkt-fog

To run and build this container you need:

• acbuild
• Debootstrap
• sudo
• git
• rkt

First you need to load the NFS kernel modules with:

sudo modprobe nfs && sudo modprobe nfsd

Then clone the rkt-fog repository and go to the directory:

git clone https://github.com/THS-on/rkt-fog.git && cd rkt-fog

Change 192.0.2.1 in files/.fogsettings and files/dnsmasq.con to your FOG IP.
Change 192.0.2.2 in files/.fogsettings to your routeraddress.

Build the container with:

make build

Final steps

Run container (creates directories for mysql and images, loads kernel modules):

make run

Now you can access fog.

• Web interface: http://YOUR_IP/fog
• User: fog
• Password: password
• Password for ftp: secret

Not all files are persistent yet!
Please help testing and maybe somebody can also port this to a Dockerfile.

Edit1: Added persistent mysql support and simplified startup
Edit2: Upgraded to 1.3.5

@Wayne-Workman Added support for persistent MySQL.

My infrastructure is completely based on containers, so it was a nice challenge to integrate FOG as container. At this point its not really a container because no capabilities are dropped and the host network is used.

Normally I would split FOG in multiple containers (MySQL, dnsmasq, tftpboot etc.), but because it’s an also an appliance for me i build a “all-in-one” container.

I think it’s helpful but not implemented/tested yet.
What directories should also be saved?

Hello,
I’ve created a build script for FOG with rkt. It’s based on the latest RC 1.3.5.
The default configuration uses ProxyDHCP.

Github: https://github.com/THS-on/rkt-fog

To run and build this container you need:

• acbuild
• Debootstrap
• sudo
• git
• rkt

First you need to load the NFS kernel modules with:

sudo modprobe nfs && sudo modprobe nfsd

Then clone the rkt-fog repository and go to the directory:

git clone https://github.com/THS-on/rkt-fog.git && cd rkt-fog

Change 192.0.2.1 in files/.fogsettings and files/dnsmasq.con to your FOG IP.
Change 192.0.2.2 in files/.fogsettings to your routeraddress.

Build the container with:

make build

Final steps

Run container (creates directories for mysql and images, loads kernel modules):

make run

Now you can access fog.

• Web interface: http://YOUR_IP/fog
• User: fog
• Password: password
• Password for ftp: secret

Not all files are persistent yet!
Please help testing and maybe somebody can also port this to a Dockerfile.

Edit1: Added persistent mysql support and simplified startup
Edit2: Upgraded to 1.3.5