Yeah pretty much. What he said, up-to-date packages mean I don’t need to build my own ruby / elixir / python / node, I just reference them when building my appl

Yeah pretty much. What he said, up-to-date packages mean I don’t need to build my own ruby / elixir / python / node, I just reference them when building my application package, and it’s done. The way I’m using it now is I just build alpine packages and host a private repository. When I get a fresh alpine install I install my package and I’m done.