[Feature request]: Dockerfile

[gwpl]

What do you need?

Kind request for Dockerfile (ideally based on some clean or hardened or widely used docker image) to make it easy to build (with docker build or `docker buildx) and run and eventually compose (with other docker images via docker-compose/podman-compose).

[tangowithfoxtrot]

Now that this project is built in Go, producing a Docker image for this is as simple as running ko build in the repo root. Doing so produces a statically-linked Go binary inside of a reasonably hardened Docker image.

[gwpl]

Thank you! I didn't know that Go projects need just ko build to make a docker image!

[maxolasersquad]

Is there any objection to this project having a Dockerfile? I'm willing to do the work to make it happen.

[maxolasersquad]

Looking into this a bit, some changes are needed for this containerize properly. For example, during the build process, it needs to init the patterns, but --setup wants to initialize the API keys. This is not appropriate during the build process. So we need a way to init the patterns without configuring the keys. I've created a new flag for that, but it's failing somewhere while creating the patterns.

That's just to say, I believe there's work to do to make containerizing this properly work correctly.

[dennislwm]

I've created a Dockerfile for my own project; it's not perfect but it works.

You could modify it to have ARGs, so that it can be used by other projects.

https://github.com/dennislwm/playscholar

[coolmast]

Feel free to use my Docker image. Basically it starts from the official golang image, adds npm, installs fabric and its web ui and then launches fabric --serve as well as the web ui. It is reachable then with http://container:5173. Maybe it helps someone…

https://github.com/coolmast/docker-fabric-web https://hub.docker.com/r/coolmast/fabric

[ksylvan]

The current Docker setup is broken as of the repo organization. I will fix the issue soon. Closing this and tracking in #1683