Dockerfile for Docker image? #483
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I have seen that there is a Docker Image for Redpanda. But I can't find the Dockerfile file to build the image. Is the Dockerfile public? |
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the docker file is generated by the build, it basically it's generated in memory & build & pushed by our build, there doesn't exist a dockerfile we use the docker-py to build it in our build. tl;dr is just extends from debian:buster and apt-get install a locally built package w/ sanitized dependencies. i.e.: the deps we keep track down to a sha256 of every change of the entire transitive dependency for redpanda including the compiler (clang-11) for whatever we produce.... it's quite a complex thing and britle - that part is not in the main tree. it is part of our larger services/build stuff. |
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Thank you for you detailed response! |
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the docker file is generated by the build, it basically it's generated in memory & build & pushed by our build, there doesn't exist a dockerfile we use the docker-py to build it in our build.
tl;dr is just extends from debian:buster and apt-get install a locally built package w/ sanitized dependencies. i.e.: the deps we keep track down to a sha256 of every change of the entire transitive dependency for redpanda including the compiler (clang-11) for whatever we produce.... it's quite a complex thing and britle - that part is not in the main tree. it is part of our larger services/build stuff.