Dockerfile - any interest?

[gilbertgong]

Hi all, I've put together a Dockerfile of running IIB in standalone mode. Others are welcome to use it or the image built which ends up on docker hub. I can also do a PR to contribute it to the project if there's interest. I offered to do so to zanllp and he suggested I initiate a discussion first.

Link to the Dockerfile + associated files:
https://gitlab.com/ggong/docker-utility-images/-/tree/main/sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing?ref_type=heads

Link to the image:
https://hub.docker.com/r/dynafire/sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing

[ItsNoted]

I would love to see this updated and actively maintained. It works as is but I think it's running an older version of the app.

[ianmustafa]

baeed on the Dockerfile, you'll get the latest version of IIB if you're willing to build the image yourself

but yes, the image on Docker Hub was updated 5 months ago

[du5tball]

I took some time to rework what @gilbertgong published. Changes:

• The base-image is alpine instead of python:3.10-slim-bullseye
• It uses a virtualenv, as PEP 668 changes the way you can install things with pip (either you add a --break-system-packages flag, or use venvs)
• Rebuilding the image automatically checks out the latest tag.

Link: https://github.com/du5tball/sd-infimage-docker

I don't intend on building an image and uploading it to docker, since it would suffer the same issue as gilbertgong's image: It would not get updated. Additionally, you can auto-build in a docker-compose.yml, so deleting the container and image, then running docker compose up -d always rebuilds the container with the most current release tag. I only intend to update my repo with fixes when I rebuild my container and notice the build breaking.

@zanllp You're free to use my files and build a pipeline that automatically runs when you push a new release tag, if you so desire.