Optimize Docker image size with optimized layering and cleanup #860
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Streamlined Dockerfile by implementing best practices for a more compact image build. Changes: - Combined RUN commands into a single layer to reduce layer overhead and decrease image size. - Executed package removal and cache cleanup in the same RUN command block as installations to prevent buildup of unnecessary data in the image layers. - Achieved a reduction in image size from ~700MB to 604MB, ensuring more efficient storage use and faster deployment. This approach ensures that intermediate build artifacts are not included in the final image, optimizing both build time and the resulting image size.
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Dec 12, 2023
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Streamlined Dockerfile by implementing best practices for a more compact image build.
Changes:
This approach ensures that intermediate build artifacts are not included in the final image, optimizing both build time and the resulting image size: