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To be clear, you don't do "containers in containers", you build a container and you copy your assets from the other one. You then have a shippable artifact with
by eropple 6y ago
To be clear, you don't do "containers in containers", you build a container and you copy your assets from the other one. You then have a shippable artifact with all your dependencies, including your runtime, vendored into it.
I'm not a k8s guy, but it's a lot nicer than a tarball.