The small container image is designed specifically for testing SSH connections.
It serves as a lightweight and efficient tool to verify and troubleshoot SSH connectivity in various scenarios. With its compact size, the container can be easily deployed and run on different systems or platforms without consuming excessive resources.
This container image encapsulates the necessary components and configurations to establish SSH connections, making it convenient for developers, system administrators, and network engineers who frequently work with SSH. It includes a minimal operating system with essential SSH client libraries and utilities, ensuring that only the essential components are present, thus reducing the image size and eliminating unnecessary overhead.
This container image can be easily customized and extended to meet specific requirements. Users can add additional tools or libraries as needed, ensuring that the container is tailored to their particular use cases. This flexibility allows for seamless integration into existing development workflows and facilitates the automation of SSH connection testing within CI/CD pipelines or other automated processes.
Overall, the small container image for testing SSH connections offers a practical and resource-efficient solution for verifying SSH connectivity. Its simplicity, portability, and extensibility make it an invaluable asset for anyone working with SSH and looking to streamline the process of testing and troubleshooting SSH connections.
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| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| SSHD_USER | User to connect | root |
| SSHD_PASSWORD | Password for the user | root |
| SSHD_USER_FILE | File (or secret) with user to connect | ------- |
| SSHD_PASSWORD_FILE | File (or secret) with password for the user | ------- |
docker run --rm --name sshd -e "SSHD_USER=test" -e "SSHD_PASSWORD=test" -p 22022:22 -d testainers/sshd-container:latestssh -p 22022 -o PubkeyAuthentication=no -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null test@127.0.0.1docker build . --no-cache -t sshd-containerdocker run --rm --name sshd -e "SSHD_USER=test" -e "SSHD_PASSWORD=test" -p 22022:22 -d sshd-container