Not trying to be discouraging, but I've gone along that path before, and found the solution only good enough for hello-world toy programs. Real programs interact with OS in all kinds of ways. I.e., I'd like to see how a real-world program that interacts with OS in all kinds of ways can benefit from such 100kB Smaller images. That'll be really interesting. Thanks.
Not trying to be discouraging, but I've gone along that path before, and found the solution only good enough for hello-world toy programs. Real programs interact with OS in all kinds of ways. I.e., I'd like to see how a real-world program that interacts with OS in all kinds of ways can benefit from such 100kB Smaller images. That'll be really interesting. Thanks.
Good point. With a little diligence it can be done.
Here's a broader example building a rest api into a tiny container dev.to/tonymet/build-a-2mb-rest-ap...
Later on I'll show tooling you can use to help identify dependencies methodically so it seems less like voodoo
Loving it -- looking forward to your updates.