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Docker is great if you don't care about your build performance across a wide range of hosts, it's probably fine for small projects but I've seen incremental bui
by vvanders 2y ago
Docker is great if you don't care about your build performance across a wide range of hosts, it's probably fine for small projects but I've seen incremental build times climb quickly where docker support wasn't the best(i.e. OSX).
- LtdJorge 2y agoI meant it as in having a CI system that relies on Docker or whatever container image system. You submit a build via some config files, the build farm builds the image and extracts the built binaries into a repo/binhost/S3, and you get your binary from there. Or you can now use that image for another build, in a pipeline. There’s zillions of options for doing this nowadays, many of them self-hostable, which is pretty cool.
- nine_k 2y agoYou mean, where native Docker support is completely absent, and the whole thing has to rum in a VM?
- petre 2y agoWell, OSX and Windows run it in a VM, so there you have it.