Alpine

In production environments, many systems still use the latest tag for Docker images. While convenient, this makes it difficult to verify whether your program is actually pulling the updated image or just using a cached one. To properly test the pull logic, you need a workflow that repeatedly builds and pushes images tagged as latest, each with a small change so the digest is unique every time. This post shows how to do that with a lightweight alpine-based image and a simple shell script. The image size is very small and it’s very fast to build. ...

While SSH is a valuable tool for debugging and testing Docker containers, enabling it in production environments is not recommended due to security concerns. To disable SSH in a Docker container, it’s advisable to remove the SSH server during the image building process. One way to accomplish this is to remove the SSH server during the Docker image building process. For example, if you’re using the alpine base image, you can use the following Dockerfile: ...