Ian Lewis • 2/17/2016

Creating Smaller Docker Images: Part #2

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This article, part two of a series, explains how to reduce Docker image size when layer optimization in the Dockerfile is insufficient. It introduces the docker-squash tool to merge layers, removing intermediate data, and provides a practical example using the python:2.7.11 image to demonstrate the process and potential space savings.

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