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Instead of building inside the docker container, and then deploying - we should cross compile (or delete intermediate layers in the docker image?) so that the final image is minimal. Maybe switch from debian to the alpine base container.
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One advantage of building inside the Dockerfile is that this way the repo is self-documented by its Dockerfile: you only need Docker to be able to build. For instance: the Dockerfile now explicitly picks Rust nightly-2016-03-07; if you publish a built executable, then this information about the Rust version needs to be human-readable somewhere in the readme.
IMHO the ability to easily build the registration server is more important than disk space used due to image size, but I also understand if you think otherwise.
Instead of building inside the docker container, and then deploying - we should cross compile (or delete intermediate layers in the docker image?) so that the final image is minimal. Maybe switch from debian to the alpine base container.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: