Reduce docker image size #149
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March 4, 2021 00:47
…lation and by removing apt cache
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Well I have just tried it, the I just had a problem with |
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In the continuation of #148 .
It did not had time to test this
Dockerfileyet (the first build took so much time).I will confirm these changes when I have time to build the new image.
I have only tested by removing Euroc zip file, local binaries and apt cache from container, exporting new image and importing it back (7.14 GB vs 17.9GB).
Moreover, I am not a Docker expert, but according to this #minimize-the-number-of-layers each RUN/ADD/COPY creates a new layer and this #use-multi-stage-builds could be a solution.
However, the way you did this is very clear and easy to understand ! 👍