Build with two-step approach to reduce the image size #8
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Rather than trying to rip some unwanted stuff out of the build system, copy the relevant directories from the build system into a fresh plain image, thus reducing the image with 2 GB or so.
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Thanks for the suggestion, I'm not accepting PR for this repo but will implement what u suggested here, it's a great idea and we always try to reduce our docker image size whenever we could. |
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That's fine. I did it because it solved some operational issues for me having smaller images. |
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Much appreciated, we plan to apply your suggestion in Grafana and will see what other packages could do the same too. |
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Rather than trying to rip some unwanted stuff out of the build system,
copy the relevant directories from the build system into a fresh plain
image, thus reducing the image with 3 GB or so.
Found my skinny image ~ 200 MB rather than 3.5 GB