They are not on any public images, We moved off docker as its no longer in vogue, now its all azure images.
I can give you pointers on how to do it, which boils down to:
install freebsd
update freebsd
freebsd-update fetch
freebsd-update install
pkg update -f
install java::
pkg install openjdk11-11
install tomcat::
pkg install tomcat9-9
edit the file system for tomcat swap
pay close attemtion to the tomcat 9 installer end message, but its usually
vi /etc/fstab
add the following
fdesc /dev/fd fdescfs rw 0 0
proc /proc procfs rw 0 0
save and then mount the file system
mount -t fdescfs fdesc /dev/fd
mount -t procfs proc /proc
start tomcat
service tomcat9 start
verify tomcat is working
stop tomcat
service tomcat9 stop
install lucee.war or jar (depending on how you want to set it up)
edit your server.xml in tomcat to include cfc /m / l files
edit the permissions for tomcat to mask lucee permissions
test to make sure everything is working
optionally jail your lucee instance
make sure tomcat starts by editing the /etc/rc.config
service enable tomcat9
reboot and test
add docker / azure/ aws or other host environment items as needed
reboot and test
then add your chroot and lock that build down
then export the image usingw hat ever cloud tools you have or by natively doing
pkg install -y pv pigz
zpool create mybackupnameiswhomybackupnameiswhatthisisthediskname d1
zfs snapshot -r zroot@mybackupnameiswhomybackupnameiswhatthisisthediskname
zfs send -R zroot@mybackupnameiswhomybackupnameiswhatthisisthediskname |pigz|pv >/mybackupnameiswhomybackupnameiswhatthisisthediskname/cfdever.zfs.gz