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Creating Dockerfiles with AI - Github Copilot Tutorial
From the course: GitHub Copilot for System-Level Development
Creating Dockerfiles with AI
- [Instructor] Reading Dockerfiles is also an important thing that you can consider, especially because containers are, well, they're everywhere, and they're very easy to manage and sometimes easier to deploy as well. So in this case, we're with the same Rust project where we're going to build a binary. We don't have a Dockerfile yet, but I'm going to ask to get that going. So I want to containerize this project. To do so, I want to use a distroless approach, which I like. A distroless container, if you've never used it before, is a container that has the least amount of dependencies inside the container. And because this is a binary, this is something that is very appropriate for Rust because there, there's no need for a runtime, as opposed to programming languages like, say for example, Python or Ruby, where they need the runtime and the runtime has its own system dependency. So it will make the resulting container…