Current implementation uses a bootstrap script on container run, which is nice for dev/testing on the fly. However, for production provisioning the application code should be included within the image itself without any bootstrap script for better container portability.
Chevereto-Free application code is trivial to add, to distribute it. But the paid edition require to carry a build process for each different license, a process that at this time will be a user responsibility while we get the size to provide our own private Docker registry.
The dockerfiles needs to be rewritten, perhaps re-organize the entire repo.
Current implementation uses a bootstrap script on container run, which is nice for dev/testing on the fly. However, for production provisioning the application code should be included within the image itself without any bootstrap script for better container portability.
Chevereto-Free application code is trivial to add, to distribute it. But the paid edition require to carry a build process for each different license, a process that at this time will be a user responsibility while we get the size to provide our own private Docker registry.
The dockerfiles needs to be rewritten, perhaps re-organize the entire repo.