<commit_before># u12pytall

Shippable CI image for Python on Ubuntu 12.04. Available python versions:

1. 2.6
2. 2.7 
3. 3.2
4. 3.3
5. 3.4
6. 3.5

Available Services :


1. cassandra 2.1
2. elasticsearch 1.5
3. memcached 1.4
4. mongodb 3.0
5. mysql 5.6
6. neo4j 2.2
7. postgres 9.4
8. rabbitmq 3.5
9. redis 3.0
10. selenium 2.45
11. sqllite 3
12. couchdb 1.6
13. rethinkdb 2.0
14. riak latest

## How to use
You can use this image to run python builds on Shippable. Just update your
`shippable.yml` file and add the `build_image` directive. You should also
activate the appropriate virtual envrionment so your build runs against the
correct version of python. The python versions you specify in the `python`
directive in the YML will be available in the `$PYTHON_VERSION` environment
variable. Here's a sample YML file to get you going:

````
language: python
python:
  - 2.6
  - 2.7
  - 3.2
  - 3.3
  - 3.4
  - 3.5
  
services:
  - elasticsearch
  - memcached
  - mongodb
  - mysql
  - postgres
  - rabbitmq
  - redis
  - selenium
  - sqllite
  
build_image: drydock/u12pytall:prod

before_install:
  # We're going to set up a virtualenv and activate the python version we want to use
  - mkdir -p $HOME/bldve/
  - virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python$PYTHON_VERSION $HOME/bldve/<commit_msg>missed few services in previous commit<commit_after># u12pytall

Shippable CI image for Python on Ubuntu 12.04. Available python versions:

1. 2.6
2. 2.7 
3. 3.2
4. 3.3
5. 3.4
6. 3.5

Available Services :


1. cassandra 2.1
2. elasticsearch 1.5
3. memcached 1.4
4. mongodb 3.0
5. mysql 5.6
6. neo4j 2.2
7. postgres 9.4
8. rabbitmq 3.5
9. redis 3.0
10. selenium 2.45
11. sqllite 3
12. couchdb 1.6
13. rethinkdb 2.0
14. riak latest

## How to use
You can use this image to run python builds on Shippable. Just update your
`shippable.yml` file and add the `build_image` directive. You should also
activate the appropriate virtual envrionment so your build runs against the
correct version of python. The python versions you specify in the `python`
directive in the YML will be available in the `$PYTHON_VERSION` environment
variable. Here's a sample YML file to get you going:

````
language: python
python:
  - 2.6
  - 2.7
  - 3.2
  - 3.3
  - 3.4
  - 3.5
  
services:
  - cassandra
  - elasticsearch
  - memcached
  - mongodb
  - mysql
  - neo4j
  - postgres
  - rabbitmq
  - redis
  - selenium
  - sqllite
  - couchdb
  - rethinkdb
  - riak
  
build_image: drydock/u12pytall:prod

before_install:
  # We're going to set up a virtualenv and activate the python version we want to use
  - mkdir -p $HOME/bldve/
  - virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python$PYTHON_VERSION $HOME/bldve/
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