Docker
TeamCity comes with built-in Docker integration, which includes the Docker runner (formerly Docker Build) for launching Docker commands.
Supported Environments
TeamCity Docker Support can run on Windows, Linux, and macOS build agents. It uses the docker executable on the build agent machine, so it should be runnable by the build agent user.
The Docker runner supports the build, push, and tag Docker commands.
When creating TeamCity projects / build configurations from a repository URL, the runner is offered as a build step during auto-detection, provided a Dockerfile is present in the VCS repository.
Docker Command
The runner provides the following settings, depending on the selected command:
Command | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
build | Dockerfile source | Depending on the selected source, the settings below will vary. The available options include File, a URL or File content. |
Path to file | Available if File is selected as the source. Specify the path to the Docker file. The path should be relative to the checkout directory. | |
Context folder | Available if File is selected as the source. Specify the context for the Docker build. If blank, the enclosing folder for Dockerfile will be used. | |
URL to file | Available if URL is selected as the source. The URL can refer to three kinds of resources: Git repositories, pre-packaged tarball contexts, and plain text files. See the Docker documentation for details. | |
File Content | Available if the file cis selected as the source. You can enter the content of the Dockerfile into the field. | |
Image platform | Select <Any> (default), Linux or Windows. | |
Image name:tag | Provide a newline-separated list of image name: tag(s) | |
Additional arguments for the | Supply additional arguments to the docker build command. See Docker documentation for details. | |
push | Remove image from agent after push | If selected, TeamCity will remove the image with |
Image name:tag | Provide a newline-separated list of image name:tag(s) | |
other | Command name | Docker sub-command, like |
Working directory | ||
Additional arguments for the command | Additional arguments that will be passed to the Docker command. |
You can enforce starting Docker commands on a TeamCity agent via sudo. Add the teamcity.docker.use.sudo=true setting in the build agent configuration file or as an agent's system property. On the agent start, the TeamCity agent log will inform that the sudo prefix is used to run Docker commands.
To configure the sudoers file for the sudo command, use visudo as follows:
We recommend removing (or commenting out) the Defaults requiretty line from the sudoers file to prevent the problem with docker login.