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by d3ck 8y ago
Got your point, and this is a nice solution. But another (not uncommon approach) is to understand the docker container itself as the application.
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by d3ck 8y ago
Thank you, I didn't know and will have a look :)
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by d3ck 8y ago
Thx for your constructive summary. Not sure what you mean with "tools might need" but deck-build only needs some well defined ENVs ( https://bit.ly/2TSTImv ). Regarding shell scripts used in RUN commands: Why not CO
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by d3ck 8y ago
In the meantime I have realized that the term "framework" is very missleading... ;) But you're pointing out a crucial point. IMO, the need of many Show-HN solutions is often not fully understandable in the first moment. But w
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by d3ck 8y ago
I am not sure if I understand your comment correctly, but we all know that there is a very large range of image requirements. Some of them need to be solved during builds (e.g. sometimes you want to distinguish between dev and production se
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by d3ck 8y ago
No, it's not "easier" and it doesn't replace the thinking in images and using images in the final step. The user really need to understand the docker concept. As I wrote in the other answers: It's only (another) app
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by d3ck 8y ago
Yes, your are both right, of course you can RUN "useradd ...". But we have often made the experience that we need to run more complex processes during docker builds (with if...else conditions etc.) resulting in complex Dockerfile
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by d3ck 8y ago
Build cache is supported ( https://bit.ly/2S8Z3oi ), it's the job of the user to structure his code wisely (same as with docker RUN commands). And: No, it's not "better", it's a different approach. Li
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by d3ck 8y ago
You are right, deck-build doesn't have any magic regarding the build process (this is part of the concept). But: 1.) It bundles a lot of useful functions ( https://bit.ly/2N9mAEu ) in the "kit": Have a look at
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Deck-build – A powerful and tiny bash framework to build custom Docker images(github.com)
61 points by d3ck 8y ago|34 comments
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Show HN: Ipy [ip.py]; Simple ip/network tool supporting JSON,csv etc. outputs(github.com)
1 points by d3ck 8y ago|0 comments
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IT Security for Developers – A Drama in Three Acts(medium.com)
1 points by d3ck 9y ago|0 comments