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I hadn't heard of Buildpacks before, sounds very interesting. In particular the out of order layer replacement. I'm interested in switching to Buildpack for th
by plg- 6y ago
I hadn't heard of Buildpacks before, sounds very interesting.
In particular the out of order layer replacement. I'm interested in switching to Buildpack for the images I maintain for my home cluster. Would make upgrading my base image so much simpler compared to rebuilding all the other images!
I read a bunch of docs/articles since reading your comment yesterday but couldn't find any mention of this, or better yet an example.
Are there some docs I missed? (I didn't look into the spec.)
- plg- 6y agoNevermind, I realized that rebase is exactly that. I had misunderstood the docs.
- sclevine 6y agoDon't hesitate to reach out on Slack if you have more questions: https://slack.buildpacks.io https://slack.buildpacks.io A few tips on rebase: (1) If you want to rebase without pulling the images first (so there's no appreciable data transfer in either direction), you currently have to pass `--publish`. (2) If you need to rebase against your own copy of the runtime base image (e.g., because you relocated the upstream copy to your own registry), you can pass `--run-image <ref>`.