On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 3:25 AM, Clayton Coleman wrote:
> Ben, are there things we can do to make it easier for new builder
> types (beyond custom)? Agree it's a lot of work.
>
>
​undoubtedly, though i think the first question we need to answer is
whether we want to make it easier to add more fir
Clayton Coleman writes:
> This looks really clean Giuseppe - we should write it up as a blog
> post for others to try, and add the image to the origin DockerHub
> namespace. What limitations does it have?
I am not sure if something is missing there. I have based it on
origin/images/builder/doc
Ben, are there things we can do to make it easier for new builder
types (beyond custom)? Agree it's a lot of work.
This looks really clean Giuseppe - we should write it up as a blog
post for others to try, and add the image to the origin DockerHub
namespace. What limitations does it have?
> On
Giuseppe Scrivano writes:
> Should it be less invasive and perhaps use ostree-docker-builder through
> the "Custom Builder Image" strategy instead?
This is a custom docker builder that uses OSTree to create the
container:
https://github.com/giuseppe/ostree-custom-docker-builder/
Regards,
Giuse
Clayton Coleman writes:
> Can we get this into Openshift as a new builder strategy / or source?
> It's an excellent story for non-root builds.
I have looked a bit into adding a new builder and it doesn't look like a
trivial task.
Should it be less invasive and perhaps use ostree-docker-builder
Hi Clayton,
thanks for the feedback, I am going to look into this.
Regards,
Giuseppe
Clayton Coleman writes:
> Can we get this into Openshift as a new builder strategy / or source?
> It's an excellent story for non-root builds.
>
>> On Sep 30, 2015, at 9:01 PM, Giuseppe Scrivano wrote:
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>
Can we get this into Openshift as a new builder strategy / or source?
It's an excellent story for non-root builds.
> On Sep 30, 2015, at 9:01 PM, Giuseppe Scrivano wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I was experimenting for fun with creating Docker images using rpm-ostree
> instead of "docker build". rpm-ostr
Hello,
I was experimenting for fun with creating Docker images using rpm-ostree
instead of "docker build". rpm-ostree already supports it, and it can
be specified in the .json file setting the "container" flag to true.
The generated tree can be tarred and imported directly into Docker.
I wrote a
