Use Alpine Linux #64
Use Alpine Linux #64
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Once yarnpkg/yarn#1326 is done, the use of Yarn will be easier. |
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@danielbayerlein let´s review this tomorrow together 👍 |
| RUN apk add --no-cache --virtual .app-deps python make g++ \ | ||
| && yarn --pure-lockfile \ | ||
| && yarn cache clean \ | ||
| && apk del .app-deps | ||
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| # Bundle app source | ||
| COPY . /code/<%= dir %> | ||
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| # Build | ||
| RUN yarn run build |
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Option 1:
build dist on local machine and only add the builded sources and production node_modules (no devDependencies - NODE_ENV production)
Option 2:
build dist-files on docker-container, clear node_modules and install only production-dependencies again
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@chrishelgert At the moment I think option 2 is okay, but it makes the image 3 times bigger. 😳
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@chrishelgert I'll switch to option 1.
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@danielbayerlein nice choice 👍
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@chrishelgert Ready to review 👨💻 |
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| # Bundle app source | ||
| COPY . /code/<%= dir %> | ||
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| # Build | ||
| RUN yarn run build | ||
| # Set environment variable |
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@danielbayerlein if we set the to NODE_ENV to prodution before yarn, then we won´t need --production or does yarn don´t check for ENV?
update:
https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/install#toc-yarn-install-production
Using the --production flag, or when the NODE_ENV environment variable is set to production, Yarn will not install any package listed in devDependencies.
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nice 👍 |
Switch to Alpine Linux (https://alpinelinux.org) it saves a lot of space. 👾