docker/api: add Dockerfile.production #329
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Tested OK with the early access deployment. |
Add Dockerfile.production to build the kernelci/api Docker image for production deployment. It installs the "api" package using pip directly in the image so it's self-contained. This relies on pyproject.toml to be set up correctly. This is an alternative to the standard Dockerfile used by docker-compose for a local deployment based directly on the source tree. Signed-off-by: Guillaume Tucker <[email protected]>
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Add Dockerfile.production to build the kernelci/api Docker image for production deployment. It installs the "api" package using pip directly in the image so it's self-contained. This relies on pyproject.toml to be set up correctly.
This is an alternative to the standard Dockerfile used by docker-compose for a local deployment based directly on the source tree.
Depends on #328