Re:The most popular docker images each contain at least 30 v...
by pests on Wednesday February 27, 2019 @04:03AM
(#19261994)
A Dockerfile does not describe a container. A Dockerfile describes how to build a container image. Running that image creates a container.
You can create images in other ways than Docker or Dockerfiles (ocra-build, img). Other programs can run container images (runc, containerd).
For example, Google's BLAZE/BAZEL build software can directly output a container image (and upload it to a registry) and then you can run that with runc on any platform and you haven't touched Docker or a Dockerfile once.
You can create images in other ways than Docker or Dockerfiles (ocra-build, img). Other programs can run container images (runc, containerd).
For example, Google's BLAZE/BAZEL build software can directly output a container image (and upload it to a registry) and then you can run that with runc on any platform and you haven't touched Docker or a Dockerfile once.