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Dockertron

Dockertron analyzes your repository and generates everything needed to run your application on SleakOps: production-ready Dockerfiles, a docker-compose configuration, and the full infrastructure model — no config files to write, no templates to copy.

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Beta

Dockertron is currently in Beta. The core generation workflow is stable; configuration surface and output format may still evolve.

FAQs​

Where do I find Dockertron?​

Dockertron is accessible from Projects in the main sidebar. Navigate to Projects → Dockertron Executions (/dockertron/). The page lists all past executions with their repository, branch, status, and creation date.

Click Dockertron IA to start a new execution.

How do I start a Dockertron run?​

  1. Navigate to Projects → Dockertron Executions in the sidebar.
  2. Click Dockertron IA.
  3. Fill in the two-step form:
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Step 1 — Project Source: Select the private repository and the branch to analyze.

Step 2 — Quiz Details: Provide additional context to refine the generation (language, framework, special configurations).

  1. Click Generate projects with AI.
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Only private repositories are available for Dockertron executions.

What does Dockertron generate?​

For each repository it processes, Dockertron produces:

  • A Dockerfile per detected service, optimized for production (base image, dependencies, healthchecks, startup command)
  • A docker-compose.yml that wires all services together
  • The SleakOps infrastructure model — workloads, dependencies, and environment variables ready to import into the console
  • A README with instructions to run the project locally

All files are delivered via a Pull Request in your repository so you can review every change before merging.

What languages and frameworks are supported?​

Dockertron works with any language and framework — you provide the context in the Quiz Details step. It has been tested extensively with Python (Django, FastAPI, Flask), Node.js (Express, Next.js), Go, Java (Spring Boot), and Ruby on Rails.

How long does a run take?​

Typically between 5 and 30 minutes depending on repository size and complexity. You will receive a notification when the Pull Request is ready.

Can I modify the generated files?​

Yes. Everything Dockertron generates arrives as a Pull Request — you can review, edit, and request changes before merging. The generated files are standard Docker configuration, so you can adjust them like any other Dockerfile or docker-compose.