anchor.diff:  oc process -f openshift.sakuli.example.image.build.yaml -v IMAGE=sakuli-oc-image | oc create -f -
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  -Or if you wan't to build a custom Dockerfile in a specific branch:
  +//TODO TS: image statt Dockerfile = korrekt?
  +Alternatively you can build a custom image in a specific branch:
   
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positive.code: oc process -f openshift.sakuli.example.pod.run.yaml -v IMAGE=10.0.0.X:5000/my-project/sakuli-oc-image,E2E_TEST_NAME=oc-image-test-2 | oc create -f -
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  ===== Run git based Tests
  
  ====== Git based test definitions through volume mounts
  
  An effective way to execute your own Sakuli Tests is, that you mount the testsuite into the container. Therefore you can use the template `openshift.sakuli.gitvolume.pod.run.yaml`. The template will checkout the git repository and mount it as read-only volume into the container, where Sakuli will execute it:
  
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negative.code: 
  image:os_container_webvnc.png[openshift container via webvnc]
  
  If you want to use another Sakuli image (here: Ubuntu) just use the `IMAGE` var:
  
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  oc process -f openshift.sakuli.example.pod.run.yaml -v E2E_TEST_NAME=single-pod -v IMAGE=consol/sakuli-ubuntu-icewm | oc create -f -
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  ===== Build &amp; run your own image
  
  If you want to build the image in your own infrastructure just use the configuration `git-link:docker/openshift/openshift.sakuli.example.image.build.yaml[link-text="openshift.sakuli.example.image.build.yaml", mode="view", link-window="_blank"]`:
  
  