Dockerfile Builder

Introduced in v1.8.0

Docker build resource usage

The Docker build process can consume up to 100% of your server’s resources, potentially slowing it to a crawl. Make sure your server is powerful enough to handle it.

Network access

When building your application, the build process will happen inside of the same network as your service, allowing you to access services inside of the same network.

You can deploy services from a git repository if you have a Dockerfile inside of it.

• You can specify a build context directory for where the dockerfile should build your application, relative to the root of your repository
• You can specify the path of your Dockerfile, relative to the root of your repository
• And you can specify a Docker build stage target if you build your image using a multi-stage build and want to stop at a certain step of the build

Environment variables

When building your application, ZaneOps will put all the environment variables that need to be passed to the build process into an .env file at the root of the build context directory as well as pass them as build-args to the build process.