RouterOS container projects — from multiprocess service loaders to retro BSD games.
Wraps Alpine packages using make into a multiprocess service loader — a “better base” for RouterOS containers. Includes bash completions, development tools, and many TUI tools. The mk command provides access to add tools and manage “services”.
While experimental, the make.d container has been stable for months in lab to run an MQTT broker.
30+ classic BSD games wrapped into a RouterOS container with a retro telnet interface. Connect via telnet for some old-school fun on your router.
Runs MikroTik’s netinstall tool as a RouterOS container, with QEMU to enable ARM/ARM64 support. Uses UNIX make to download packages automatically via /container/env. The whole thing is just 66 lines of Makefile.
Wraps RouterOS “remote” serial port as an HTTP interface. Useful for programmatic access to serial-connected devices through your router.
There are additional containers in TIKOCI’s Repositories. Some repos are used as part of other builds, and others are experiments — use unlisted containers with care, or as examples. If you have questions or problems, file an issue within the particular repo.