Yo Dawg, I heard you liked microcontainers, so I put microcontainers in your microcontainers.
- docker
- network access
./build.sh
After a few minutes, the smith smith.tar.gz will be created. Note that future runs should be much faster we cache most of the mock and yum data in a volume.
This uses a smith container to build a smith container. It turns out that mock is very hard to put in a microcontainer because it has weird requirements for users and shells out to many other programs. The results of the crazy hoop-jumping can be viewed in smith.template.yaml.