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I feel this automated build is lacking pinned versions of it's dependencies and ghost itself.
Additionally, it is using a Python environment based on Ubuntu as a base while I believe the node official repo would be a better starting point (much smaller).
I've created a docker image with pinned versions forked from thaiphan/ghost, but with the same build process as this repo. I realize that this will require to update the ghost version within the Dockerfile each time a new version is released and wonder if there is a better way to do this.
I also need pinned versions of Ghost to update my image on the server with docker pull. Otherwise i must delete the container and image to get a new Ghost version.
The Docker team suggested moving images under dockerfile namespace to community driven official images using this technique. Tagging images is currently on hold due to this anticipated transition.
If you can volunteer to create and maintain an official image for ghost, please go ahead then let us know so we can redirect this image to the official image.
I feel this automated build is lacking pinned versions of it's dependencies and ghost itself.
Additionally, it is using a Python environment based on Ubuntu as a base while I believe the node official repo would be a better starting point (much smaller).
I've created a docker image with pinned versions forked from thaiphan/ghost, but with the same build process as this repo. I realize that this will require to update the ghost version within the Dockerfile each time a new version is released and wonder if there is a better way to do this.
my repository: https://github.com/so0k/docker-ghost
looking forward for feedback
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