Each subdirectory contains a Dockerfile that does something useful:

• develop-ci is the Dockerfile used for running Cycamore on a continuous integration service. This Dockerfile assumes that the current working directory is a Cycamore repository - and that version of Cycamore is copied into the Docker container and used for the build. The Dockerfile in the Cycamore repository root is a symbolic link to this Dockerfile. This Dockerfile uses the base image cyclus/cyclus:latest from the Docker hub repository. This Docker container is uploaded as cyclus/Cycamore:latest on the Docker hub when merging a PR on the develop branch of the Cycamore Github repository.
• master-ci is the Dockerfile used for running last stable Cycamore version a continuous integration service. This Dockerfile works exactly as the develop-ci one, except that it builds Cycamore against the cyclus/cyclus:stable from the Docker hub repository. This Docker container is also uploaded on the Docker hub as the cyclus/Cycamore:stable when merging a PR on the master branch of Cycamore Github repository.
• deb-ci contains a script which allows to build the Dockerfile require to generate a Cycamore Debian package for the installation of Cycamore on ubuntu. The script take the major version number of ubuntu as a parameter. It builds Cycamore on the corresponding Ubuntu-LTS version, after installing all Cycamore dependencies -including Cyclus- and generates the Cycamore Debian installation package that need to be extracted from the Docker container (tested on Ubuntu 14.04 & 16.04)