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WMF fork of moby/buildkit

https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/IPoid

DEPRECATED!

New approach uses @puppeteer/browsers package in conjunction with this script for robustly determining the version of Chromium/Chrome wanted by the installed version of puppeteer-core:

https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/mhurd/mediawiki-quickstart/-/blob/main/selenium/install-browser-for-puppeteer-core.js

DEPRECATED!

New approach uses @puppeteer/browsers package in conjunction with this script for robustly determining the version of Chromium/Chrome wanted by the installed version of puppeteer-core:

https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/mhurd/mediawiki-quickstart/-/blob/main/selenium/install-browser-for-puppeteer-core.js

Fork of https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/releng/release

Wikimedia Release Tools

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/LibUp

Page List Bot reborn

https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/IPoid

Creates an artifact, a packed conda environment, to be deployed across the data engineering cluster. Currently contains Pyspark3 and JupyterHub.

Example Dockerized Puppeteer using NoVNC to let you watch Puppeteer load/drive pages in Chrome in a container ( using the Chrome Puppeteer installs )

Wikimedia Release Tools

WMCS repository for Gitlab CI/CD related stuff.

Minimal example using a lightweight Alpine container configured to act as the X11 display of an otherwise headless container, in this case a Fresh-node container.

The user can see the Alpine container's desktop via a NoVNC url it serves up. The headless Fresh-node container only needs to be part of the Alpine container's Docker network and use a DISPLAY environment variable pointing to the Alpine container.

This example spins both containers up, configures them as described, opens a url letting you see the Alpine container's desktop, then starts Chromium and Firefox in the headless Fresh-node container, which then appear in the Alpine container's desktop.

The users can then interact with the browsers' UI.