Ian Lewis • 7/11/2017

Creating Smaller Docker Images Part #4: Static Binaries

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This article, the fourth in a series on creating smaller Docker images, explores the use of static binaries. It explains dynamic linking versus static linking, demonstrates compiling a simple C++ application, and shows how static binaries include all dependencies, leading to minimal container images. The content is a technical tutorial aimed at developers and DevOps engineers.

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