Currently I use astefanutti/scratch-node. The concept in general is called distroless.
FROM node:12-alpine AS frontend WORKDIR /app COPY packages/web-frontend/package.json packages/web-frontend/yarn.lock ./ RUN yarn --frozen-lockfile COPY packages/web-frontend . RUN yarn build FROM node:12-alpine AS server WORKDIR /app COPY packages/web-server/package.json packages/web-server/yarn.lock ./ RUN yarn --frozen-lockfile COPY packages/web-server . RUN yarn build RUN yarn --production --frozen-lockfile FROM astefanutti/scratch-node:12 WORKDIR /app COPY --from=server /app/node_modules /app/dist ./ COPY --from=frontend /app/dist public EXPOSE 8080 ENTRYPOINT ["node", "dist/index.js"]
I think it is 97 MB.
I used yarn --frozen-lockfile, but for npm, it would be npm ci.
yarn --frozen-lockfile
npm ci
But scratch-node (and also perhaps alpine in general) is a little problematic if you use native modules, though. Not that it cannot be managed.
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Currently I use astefanutti/scratch-node. The concept in general is called distroless.
I think it is 97 MB.
I used
yarn --frozen-lockfile, but for npm, it would benpm ci.But
scratch-node(and also perhapsalpinein general) is a little problematic if you use native modules, though. Not that it cannot be managed.