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Nginx common useful configuration
A desktop VM for agents: wrap's base image + XFCE, shared Chrome, agent-browser and agent-desktop. Containerfile + Smolfile.
Exercises for Docker training
🚢 Learn how to use docker.io containers to consistently deploy your apps on any infrastructure.
Desktop based tool for viewing, editing and saving road network maps for autonomous vehicle platforms such as Autoware.
Latest Nginx with LUA support based on AlmaLinux, Alpine Linux, Amazon Linux, Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu.
Face detection using deep learning.
Latest hashcat docker for CUDA, OpenCL, and POCL. Deployed on Vast.ai
Dockerized solution for setting up a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner. Easily deploy and scale your runners using Docker Compose.
Gems: Match Three Jewels, Customize Your Board, Chase the High Score
ISOpen: Professional CD/DVD Toolkit for Windows with ISO Imaging and Audio Extraction
Evidence-Blaster: Windows Privacy Cleaner and System Tuning Utility
Extra-1x2: Windows Lottery and Betting Analysis Tool with Match Statistics
eBPF explorer is Web UI that lets you see all the maps and programs in eBPF subsystem
Docker files
Scalable stateless «zero config» service-name ingress for docker swarm mode with a fresh more secure approach
Build tailwind css for yew style applications, using docker-compose, so you don't need to have npm installed
Mimicry is a dynamic deception tool that actively deceives an attacker during exploitation and post-exploitation.
Creates a system where users are forced to login in dedicated independent docker containers.
Core elements of the Modern Honey Network implemented in Docker
Example Dockerfile for deploying a CakePHP application in a Docker container, able to connect to a remote database with database-based sessions.
Making Substrate node management easy via self building docker images and easy infrastructure management
Gemini CLI wrapped as a Docker image, so you don't need to trash your OS with Node and it's dependencies.
This is a base image for IBM Model Asset Exchange