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  1. Kaniko has been archived by Google last year. Chainguard forked the repository, but does not publish images (for free).

    github.com/GoogleContainerTool
    github.com/chainguard-forks/ka

    What is everyone using for their image builds inside containers (as a drop-in replacement, I know about apko and other tools)?

    #DevOps #Kuberneters #Docker #Containers #Kaniko #AdminLife #Pipelines #CICD #HomeLab

  2. Google's discontinuation of #Kaniko will hopefully pave the way for better container image build tools. These have been around for quite a while, but integration into common platforms only worked flawlessly 99% of the way.

    I explained the reasons in my #ContainerDays talk last year:

    speakerdeck.com/f30/unprivileg
    youtu.be/62p6v_A4KTM

    Chainguard already announced its fork of Kaniko:
    github.com/chainguard-dev/kani

    I hope we'll see longstanding issues resolved as well as hurdles for other tools removed.

  3. Awesome 🎉 #rust #rocket #digitalocean #kubernetes 👇star my code
    github.com/giuliohome/rust-roc

    Btw podman is yet another fake #opensource #foss repository

    I stop suggesting @Podman_io
    I wasted my time with those stupid idiots.

    github.com/containers/podman/i

    I admit that @docker is the way to go to #build a #Dockerfile

    Or #containerd ctr + #kaniko !
    + #chatgpt for support 💪 instead of github useless maintainers

    All tested on #WSL #Ubuntu

  4. @deliverance If #Kaniko is not your speed, You can still do better than #DinD by using #PinD or even #PinP

    How to use Podman inside of a container
    redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-ins

    This way you don't need a daemon, and you can run rootless.

  5. @dragnucs Difficult and embarassing topic.
    I wrote prototypes for Terraform Providers for #podman, #buildah and #kaniko IIRC.
    ALL of them are horrible at caching layers - let alone remote exec.
    The only descend approach which supports caching seems to be #buildx + #buildkit. And yes, I have a prototype implementation for that as well.
    We are still not testing this though, since hosting a Buildkit Remote Builder on GKE is a nightmare.
    Let alone error handling in both buildx and buildkit is BAD.