You can use the Gitblit Docker image I have created here.
sudo docker pull jasoncorbett/gitblit
<wait a while>
sudo docker run -d -name gitblit -p 443:443 -p 80:80 -p 9418:9418 jasoncorbett/gitblit
The followings commands should retrieve and execute the Gitblit image and launch Gitblit in a Docker container that serves the web ui on ports 80 and 443. Your repositories will also be accessible via http, https, and the git procotol. The RPC administration interface has also been enabled so that you may use the Gitblit Manager to configure settings, manage repositories, or manage users.
You should be able to browse to http://localhost or https://localhost and login as admin/admin
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You can stop your container with:
sudo docker stop gitblit
You can manually start your container with:
sudo docker start gitblit
Thanks to Nicola Paolucci at Atlassian for the terrific Stash example.
These instructions assume you are working with Fedora 19 or 20.
sudo yum install docker-io
git clone https://github.com/jasoncorbett/gitblit-docker.git
cd gitblit-docker
sudo docker build -t jasoncorbett/gitblit:1.5.0 .
sudo docker run -d -name gitblit -p 443:443 -p 80:80 -p 9418:9418 jasoncorbett/gitblit:1.5.0