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@@ -235,6 +235,101 @@
 Let's Do This Already
 ---------------------
 
+The steps below should be done *in the order given*.
+
+Whenever it says, "create a new ``docker`` container", do so with the
+``--security-opt seccomp=unconfined`` option.
+
+This example assumes CentOS/RedHat7 docker images, so the native
+package management commands are based on ``yum``.
+
+This example assumes that we want to build our tools tree under
+``/opt/TundraWare/tools``.  Feel free to use your own directory
+location, but do so consistently throughout the process.
+
+Make sure the user doing all this has write access to your target
+tools directory.
+
+This example assumes that ``/shared`` is common to both the host
+and docker instances.  It's where we'll preseve our tarballs and
+other project artifacts across container rebuilds.
+
+First, we're going to create the bootstrap instance:
+
+    1) Create a new docker image.  Log in as or become root on it.
+       Then::
+
+           yum -y groupinstall "Development Tools"
+
+    2) Now login or revert back to being an unprivileged user.
+       Then::
+
+           git clone https://github.com/Linuxbrew/brew.git /opt/TundraWare/tools
+
+    3) Update the path to search our new tools tree for things first.
+       It's a good idea to also put this into ``.bashrc`` and then copy it
+       to ``/shared`` for future use::
+
+           export PATH="/opt/TundraWare/tools/bin:/opt/TundraWare/tools/sbin:$PATH"
+
+    4) Now, bootstrap the environment using the native OS compiler tools::
+
+           brew install git    # This also conveniently installs gcc and the supporting cast
+           brew install make file-formula
+
+    5) Save the result::
+
+           tar -czvf /shared/bootstrap-linuxbrew.tar.gz /opt/TundraWare/tools
+
+Now we can build a freestanding instance of the tools tree without (almost) any
+OS tools.  The example below should be tuned for the packages you want:
+
+    1) Create a new docker image.  Log in as or become root on it. Then install
+       the minimal set of tools required to accommodate the previously described
+       package build silliness::
+
+           yum -y install perl autoconf automake make
+
+       *Make sure the native development tools are NOT otherwise installed in this instance.*
+
+    2) Install our bootstrap environment::
+
+           tar -xzvf /shared/bootstrap-linuxbrew.tar.gz -C /
+
+
+    3) Fixup the path as in step 3) above.
+
+
+    4) Do some housekeeping::
+
+           brew config       # Check the environment
+           brew prune        # Tidy up from the bootstrap build
+           brew cleanup      # Get rid of old build artifacts
+           brew doctor       # Check to make sure things look OK
+
+    5) Now we can start installing our desired packages.  Note that
+       we are now using *the ``linuxbrew`` compiler chain*, NOT the
+       system tools::
+
+           brew install coreutils bash bc gnu-sed awk flex bison tree htop the_silver_searcher gnu-which less # also installs python2
+           ln -s /opt/TundraWare/tools/bin/python2 /opt/TundraWare/tools/bin/python
+           ln -s /opt/TundraWare/tools/bin/pip2 /opt/TundraWare/tools/bin/pip
+           brew install perl go
+           brew install screen tmux
+           brew install emacs joe vim
+           brew install nmap nload
+           ... and so on.
+
+     6) Save the results::
+
+           tar -czvf /shared/full-linuxbrew.tar.gz /opt/TundraWare/tools
+
+
+You should now be able to install and use this tool tree on a
+docker, VM, or physical Linux instance by doing this::
+
+    tar -xzvf /shared/full-linuxbrew.tar.gz /opt/TundraWare/tools
+    export PATH="/opt/TundraWare/tools/bin:/opt/TundraWare/tools/sbin:$PATH"
 
 
 Gotchas
@@ -253,7 +348,6 @@
     on a host with the kernel version of interest.
 
 
-
 Resources
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@@ -265,6 +359,12 @@
 
     https://github.com/Linuxbrew
 
+If you run into a problem building a package, run this command::
+
+     brew gist-log package-name
+
+This produces a Github gist URL you can submit to the devs for help.
+
 
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