Dockerfiles for Testing provides container image definitions for creating standardized testing environments for software applications. The tool enables developers and security teams to build consistent container images that include all necessary dependencies and configurations required for application testing. The dockerfiles serve as blueprints for creating reproducible testing environments that can be used for security testing, vulnerability assessment, and application validation. These container definitions help ensure that testing occurs in controlled, isolated environments that mirror production settings. The tool supports the creation of long-term containers for extended testing scenarios and provides a foundation for moving tested applications to individual repositories. By containerizing the testing environment, it eliminates environment-specific issues and ensures consistent results across different testing phases.
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