Req: Dockerize

[petiepooo]

Feature request: dockerize this! Use something like https://github.com/blacktop/docker-volatility as a base to make an image with all the volatility tools, including their dependencies, plus your fantastic interface. Volume mount the memory image, publish the HTTP port, and start analyzing!

[JamesHabben]

Thanks for the suggestion! I haven't gotten into using dockers yet, so I will need to read into it a bit to make sure I get it done right.

[wzod]

Committed Docker image (wzod/evolveweb) to DockerHub:

https://hub.docker.com/r/wzod/evolveweb/

Dockerfile is here for reference:

https://github.com/wzod/Dockerfiles/blob/master/evolve/Dockerfile

I plan on changing the Docker image name to wzod/evolve soon (currently waiting for automated build to complete; pushed above image to make accessible now).

If anything, let me know.

[wzod]

Automated build is complete; Docker image now available at wzod/evolve (shorter name):

https://hub.docker.com/r/wzod/evolve/

Dockerfile can be found here:

https://github.com/wzod/Dockerfiles/blob/master/evolve/Dockerfile

[petiepooo]

You rock! I'll give it a whirl later this week. Thanks!

[JamesHabben]

Is there anything that needs to be taken into consideration when making future updates to account for this docker image?

[wzod]

The Docker image contains the project code from the point in the time the image was created (cloned the code from GitHub). If there are changes in the code, I can easily trigger a new build, which would then grab the current code in GitHub and build a new image (mainly the reason why I went with creating an automated build so as to make that process easy). I'm watching for changes, but if there comes a time where you want to update the build, let me know and I'll trigger a new build.

Also, would it make sense for me to send a pull request with the Dockerfile to this repo so that all of the information is available here? If so, I can send a pull request your way.

[JamesHabben]

Ah, alright. I have to defer to you on that one. I am up for maintaining it, but I just don't know what all is involved.

[wzod]

I have no issues with maintaining/updating the Docker image when necessary (easy for me to trigger a new build). If at any point you want to take on maintaining the Docker image, let me know and I'll walk through the process.

For now, I'll send a pull request with the Dockerfile so that the info/reference is available on the Evolve project repo (might be helpful with making folks aware of the Docker image's existence).

If anything, let me know.