# Submission information for the Docker Configuration HW
# https://aaronbloomfield.github.io/nws/hws/docker/
# The filename of this file must be 'docker.py', else the submission
# verification routines will not work properly.
# You are welcome to have additional variables or fields in this file; you
# just can't remove variables or fields.
# Who are you? Name and UVA userid. The name can be in any human-readable
# format.
userid = "mst3k"
name = "Jane Doe"
# This dictionary contains various information that will vary depending on the
# assignment.
other = {
# Is docker, and the course setup, working on your machine? We are asking
# about the overall setup, not the GUI, for this part. This means that
# it was instailled succesfully and you were able to start the course
# containers. You will still get full credit if you answer False here --
# I will use that to follow up with you to ensure it works eventually.
# This should be either True or False.
'docker_installed_on_machine': None,
# Were you able to launch a GUI program from a docker container?. You
# will still get full credit if you answer False here -- I will use that
# to follow up with you to ensure it works eventually. This should be
# either True or False.
'docker_gui_working': None,
# Were you able to get the exploit working? You will still get full
# credit if you answer False here -- I will use that to follow up with
# you to ensure it works eventually. This should be either True or False.
'got_vsftp_exploit_working': None,
# On a scale of 1-5, how well do you feel you understand basic Docker
# commands? 1 is not at all, 2 a bit, but not much, 3 is neutral, 4 is
# well, 5 is quite well.
'docker_command_understanding': None,
# How frustrating did you find this process? This is on a scale of 1-5,
# where 1 is not frustrating at all, 2 is a little bit frustrating, 3 is
# a reasonable level of frustration (for however you define reasonable),
# 4 is very frustrating, and 5 is extremely frustrating.
'docker_frustration_level': None,
}
# These are various sanity checks, and are meant to help you ensure that you
# submitted everything that you are supposed to submit. Other than
# submitting the necessary files to Gradescope (which checks for those
# files), all other submission requirements are listed herein. These values
# need to be changed to True (instead of False).
sanity_checks = {
# Did you make the change to the DIRECTORY value in docker-compose.yml?
'make_changes_to_directory_entry_in_docker-compose.yml': False,
# Does your directory entry in docker-compose.yml have a `:ro` suffix on it?
'added_ro_suffix_to_docker-compose.yml_directory': False,
# Did you update the DISPLAY value, if necessary, in docker-compose.yml?
'changed_docker-compose.yml-display-value': False,
}
# While some of these are optional, you still have to replace those optional
# ones with the empty string (instead of None).
comments = {
# How long did this assignment take, in hours? Please format as an
# integer or float.
'time_taken': None,
# Any suggestions for how to improve this assignment? This part is
# completely optional. If none, then you can have the value here be the
# empty string (but not None).
'suggestions': None,
# Any other comments or feedback? This part is completely optional. If
# none, then you can have the value here be the empty string (but not
# None).
'comments': None,
}