Optimised the Docker File #623
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Dockerfile Optimization
This pull request introduces several optimizations to the Dockerfile to enhance build efficiency and reduce image size. Key changes include:
Multi-Stage Build: Implemented a multi-stage build process to separate build dependencies from the production environment, resulting in a smaller final image.
Layer Caching: Adjusted the order of
COPYcommands to leverage Docker's caching mechanism, improving build times for subsequent builds.Combined Commands: Consolidated
RUNcommands for installing dependencies to reduce the number of image layers.Flexible Command Execution: Changed from
ENTRYPOINTtoCMDto allow for easier command overrides when running the container.Cleanup: Ensured that only the necessary files are included in the final image, keeping it lean and efficient.
Impact: These improvements not only streamline the development process but also enhance the deployment experience for users. The final image is now significantly smaller and quicker to build.