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As the title says. Has anyone managed to create a scratch Docker container that can run Erlang/Elixir apps?
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D4no0
Is it even worth it? Even for running a release you have to install dependencies and doing that without a package manager must be fun.
nhpip
Because my boss wants to
seeplusplus
your boss sounds like they value vanity more than practicality
most bosses do
if you’re in a situation where you’re forced to do this because of “reasons,” my condolences. Just trace your way down the stack of dockerfiles from an existing “ready for prod” erlang/elixir image until you hit
scratch.This is not necessarily true. OP could have access to a private container registry and just recreate the aforementioned stack in private images.
sindripetur
Here’s something I did a while back: GitHub - sindrip/scratch_release · GitHub
scratch_release | Hex
Feel free to let me know if it works for you, the code is quite simple.