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Currently, most images are over 400 MB and often 1~2 GB in size. This prevents fast iteration of testing and deployments. Let's reduce the image size using various techniques, such as sharing a common base image, building from smaller base images, using prebuilt system and binary packages, and/or removing unncessary packages.
Another approach is to use rocker so that build processes can utilize shared pip cache directories and etc.
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Our focus is to provide "working" images not "small" images, though technically we should favor smaller-sized images when possible, but we should not sacrifice the functionality and delivery time.
In Sorna REPL repository and its Docker hub counterpart, we maintain several container images for different programming environment.
Currently, most images are over 400 MB and often 1~2 GB in size. This prevents fast iteration of testing and deployments. Let's reduce the image size using various techniques, such as sharing a common base image, building from smaller base images, using prebuilt system and binary packages, and/or removing unncessary packages.
Another approach is to use rocker so that build processes can utilize shared pip cache directories and etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: