Provide a headless Chrome Docker image

[derekperkins]

@clanstyles Could you provide the compiled headless Chrome Docker image you mentioned in #2? I think building in connection options for that would help people, especially if they don't have to compile canary themselves.

[derekperkins]

I'm planning to run this inside of Kubernetes as an autoscaling deployment, so my intention is to package a small Go binary in the same container as Chrome that will use cdb to drive Chrome and act as a standalone microservice.

[clanstyles]

I'll copy what I said in #2

I'll try to get something working shortly, I have a few other things on my plate in front of me.

The largest issue with all of these seems to be that they're not thread safe. You end up waiting for "idle time" to be able to create another action.

https://github.com/yukinying/chrome-headless-browser-docker is an example of a chrome headless browser

[kenshaw]

I published a public Docker image:

https://github.com/knq/docker-chrome-headless/
https://hub.docker.com/r/knqz/chrome-headless/

[Mathiou04]

I'm planning to run this inside of Kubernetes as an autoscaling deployment, so my intention is to package a small Go binary in the same container as Chrome that will use cdb to drive Chrome and act as a standalone microservice.

@derekperkins Did you manage to do this? I am currently struggling at trying to achieve the exact same thing.

[derekperkins]

Yes, it's working. What are you having issues with?