Add Alpine Container

NPM is pretty heavy, which can inflate the image store significantly when regularly updating it. An Alpine Container would probably reduce this issue significantly.

I second this, but for a different reason, security vulnerabilities. Alpine containers are already security focused.

I have just ran the latest version of nginx proxy manager through the Trivy container scanner to see that there are almost 1000 active CVE's in the project.

https://trivy.dev/results/?image=jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:latest

@jc21

History lesson, NPM was using Alpine for most of it's life but it became unreliable and I can't exactly remember why but the history is hidden in an issue somewhere.. The next smallest solution was debian-slim. The base image is using debian:buster-slim and that probably could be changed to bullseye to get some updates to outdated packages.

Thanks for the response!

Moving to bullseye would probably be a good step, but would it be possible to have scheduled build to prevent latest from getting out of date? I did see that the last publish date on the latest tag was 7 months ago, which is a bit concerning on the security side of things.

Thanks, Scott