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For the R sample, where does the R runtime come from? #11

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tomqwpl opened this issue Jun 6, 2020 · 2 comments
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For the R sample, where does the R runtime come from? #11

tomqwpl opened this issue Jun 6, 2020 · 2 comments

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@tomqwpl
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tomqwpl commented Jun 6, 2020

I'm trying to understand custom handlers, and how you write them in an arbitrary language.
R is a good example of this.
The R sample here though doesn't seem to tell me anything about where the R runtime actually comes from. The only Dockerfile provided uses a "node" base image.
Naively I was expecting there to be a Dockerfile for the R sample that specified some kind of base image that contained an R runtime environment? But I probably misunderstand how custom handlers, and custom image work.

@patnaikshekhar
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I agree its not clear where the actual runtime comes from

@RMHogervorst
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As I understand it you need to install R on the dockerimage first. I'm not sure how old the dockerimage is, because by default it installed R 3.5 which is very old.

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