> No setup, just git clone a project and ready to go. Okay, a worthy target. > No messing around I will list layers that I guess you are using: docker clien

> No setup, just git clone a project and ready to go. Okay, a worthy target. > No messing around I will list layers that I guess you are using: docker client binary a command to run the thing <--- user-specific docker configuration docker daemon as root system-specific dockerd configuration Dockerfile embedded in it, a small shell script to download Terraform binary <--- files scattered on /var/lib/docker/* which never require cleanup dns implementation virtual bridge and other kernel-ish entities tcp proxy a running Terraform binary <--- I marked the layers that, in my opinion, would be enough to achieve the same goal. The explanation is that terraform is a self-contained binary that is not trying to scan system-wide or homedir-wide for files that can and will break it into dozen pieces. It is confined to the repo.