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Current status: works again!

Background

When I started at Xebia in 2015, Docker was hip and new and I wanted to understand it better. As I was getting tired of continuously rebuilding vulnerable testing environments I thought it was a nice idea to see if I could put them all in 1 docker container, so that a simple restart would refresh everything. I also wanted to see if I could break docker by putting so many things in 1 container. Turns out docker is really flexible and has no problem with running multiple webservers and databases at the same time. In 2017 I lost interest in the project as I was no longer using it and I didn't feel like maintaining all the dependencies anymore. In 2022 @commjoen challenged me to revamp the project, so here we are :)

Note

This is a very bad idea and probably one of the best examples of how not to use docker.

Damn Vulnerable eXtensive Training Environment

DVXTE is a docker container with several vulnerable applications. By using a docker container it's easy to setup and can easily be reset to it's starting point.

Currently the following training environments are implemented in the Docker container:

Next to those, the following tools are installed:

Once build, the image currently has a size of roughly 2.6 GB