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Sounds similar to podman [1] which also doesn't require a daemon (though you can run it with one if you like). [1] https://podman.io/getting-started/ https://p
by kitd 6y ago
Sounds similar to podman [1] which also doesn't require a daemon (though you can run it with one if you like).
[1] https://podman.io/getting-started/ https://podman.io/getting-started/
Back to the original article, I prefer dockerfile-based builds as it allows me to run my own tests easily on the image locally before uploading.
Can this be done with buildkits?
- dfrey1 6y agoThere is ongoing work with Buildpacks (specifically `pack`, the project CLI), to integrate better with podman, and enable a daemon-less workflow. We most often build it with the local docker daemon (though you can with a remote docker daemon), test it, and then publish the image.