To use this go over to the fabric-baseimage repo on my github. Follow the instructions there and keep the docker image hash you get when you are done. Then edit the dockerfiles in images/ with the exception of the javaenv to pull from your centos based fabric baseimage.
After that run make peer-docker, then take the resulting docker image hash and run docker run <your image hash> you should see a fabric peer spin up.
TODO:
- tests
- somthing upstreamable (working with ghaskins on that)
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