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how to maintain a docker image with slight modifications?
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I've got a Docker image that is first built with a bunch of RUN commands that install software packages, dependencies, and copy files from a git repo. From this point forward, I want to create a new latest image only when the git repo is modified, but I don't want to repeat the entire process of installing the software. I just need to update the changed files and create the new image - so how does one create a image based on an existing image?
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I've got a Docker image that is first built with a bunch of RUN commands that install software packages, dependencies, and copy files from a git repo. From this point forward, I want to create a new latest image only when the git repo is modified, but I don't want to repeat the entire process of installing the software. I just need to update the changed files and create the new image - so how does one create a image based on an existing image?
docker
asked May 30 at 18:38
Michael MartinezMichael Martinez
1,71511025
add a comment |
I've got a Docker image that is first built with a bunch of RUN commands that install software packages, dependencies, and copy files from a git repo. From this point forward, I want to create a new latest image only when the git repo is modified, but I don't want to repeat the entire process of installing the software. I just need to update the changed files and create the new image - so how does one create a image based on an existing image?
docker
asked May 30 at 18:38
Michael MartinezMichael Martinez
1,71511025
I've got a Docker image that is first built with a bunch of RUN commands that install software packages, dependencies, and copy files from a git repo. From this point forward, I want to create a new latest image only when the git repo is modified, but I don't want to repeat the entire process of installing the software. I just need to update the changed files and create the new image - so how does one create a image based on an existing image?
docker
docker
asked May 30 at 18:38
Michael MartinezMichael Martinez
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Michael MartinezMichael Martinez
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asked May 30 at 18:38
Michael MartinezMichael Martinez
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Build a named and tagged image, start a new Dockerfile with FROM named:tagged
Personally I do think that one should consider the same security practices for software inside containers as on other servers. Therfore I do suggest to at least run a full container update for every " latest" build.
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Build a named and tagged image, start a new Dockerfile with FROM named:tagged
Personally I do think that one should consider the same security practices for software inside containers as on other servers. Therfore I do suggest to at least run a full container update for every " latest" build.
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Build a named and tagged image, start a new Dockerfile with FROM named:tagged
Personally I do think that one should consider the same security practices for software inside containers as on other servers. Therfore I do suggest to at least run a full container update for every " latest" build.
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Build a named and tagged image, start a new Dockerfile with FROM named:tagged
Personally I do think that one should consider the same security practices for software inside containers as on other servers. Therfore I do suggest to at least run a full container update for every " latest" build.
answered May 30 at 20:55
harguthargut
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Build a named and tagged image, start a new Dockerfile with FROM named:tagged
Personally I do think that one should consider the same security practices for software inside containers as on other servers. Therfore I do suggest to at least run a full container update for every " latest" build.
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answered May 30 at 20:55
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