With alpine, we might have to ditch the machinery we currently have that creates a parigot user and then makes all the tools and such owned by the parigot user and group. It's ok if this goes away to get us to a much smaller container size.
There is are already some tags that provide access to an alpine-based container image with golang.
Currently, the dev container is 4.6GB because it includes an ubuntu server and a ton of added packages.
Shrink the size of the devcontainer using multi-stage builds
With alpine, we might have to ditch the machinery we currently have that creates a
parigotuser and then makes all the tools and such owned by the parigot user and group. It's ok if this goes away to get us to a much smaller container size.There is are already some tags that provide access to an alpine-based container image with golang.
1.19.4-alpine3.17, 1.19-alpine3.17, 1-alpine3.17, alpine3.17, 1.19.4-alpine, 1.19-alpine, 1-alpine, alpine