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Docker multi-stage build in Action

Hi everyone,

today I want to show how to create the small docker image for deploying the application.

I've an application which consists of a backend(go application) and angular based front-end application. So let's create the Dockerfile and step by step fill it with commands.
I started with frontend


Next I added the golang builder


For avoiding, the certificate signed by unknown authority error during HTTP request I add trusted certificates

(details more here Stackoverflow issue)


Finally, copy all items to the end image


I keep my container on the quay.io so everyone can see logs and pull the container docker pull quay.io/vdzundza/shoper

All Dockerfile listing here Github Gist

Thanks everyone !
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