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Docker for GitHub Copilot

Docker for GitHub Copilot

Copilot

Learn about containerization, generate Docker assets and analyze project vulnerabilities in GitHub Copilot

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Using Copilot Extensions requires a GitHub Copilot license.
An Admin must enable access for organization or enterprise use.

Category

Supported languages

JavaScript, Python, Java, TypeScript, and Dockerfile

Developers can use @docker to learn about containerization, for generating Docker assets for local development workflows, or analyzing project vulnerabilities with Docker Scout.

Docker in GitHub Copilot

  • Generate the right Docker assets for your project: Get help containerizing your application and watch it generate the Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, and .dockerignore files tailored to your project’s languages and file structure: “@docker How would I use Docker to containerize this project?”
  • Open a Pull Request with the assets to save you time: With your consent, the Docker extension can open a PR with these generated Docker assets on GitHub, allowing you to review and merge them at your convenience.
  • Find project vulnerabilities with Docker Scout: The Docker extension also integrates with Docker Scout to surface a high-level summary of detected vulnerabilities and provide the next steps to continue using Scout in your terminal via CLI: “@docker can you help me find vulnerabilities in my project?”

Docker for GitHub Copilot in early access. Have feedback? Please file an issue.

Ask @docker to help you add a Dockerfile to your project

Pricing and setup

Free for both open source and private projects

$0

Free

Free for both open source and private projects

Copilot extensions are currently in Beta for all Copilot users. Supported organizations are indicated.

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Docker for GitHub Copilot is provided by a third-party and is governed by separate terms of service, privacy policy, and support documentation