diff --git a/Guide/deployment.markdown b/Guide/deployment.markdown index b433387da..a25caa3f6 100644 --- a/Guide/deployment.markdown +++ b/Guide/deployment.markdown @@ -313,40 +313,24 @@ IHP has a first party CLI tool called `ihp-app-to-docker-image` to create Docker ### Creating a Docker Image -Assuming your project is using IHP Pro or IHP Business, you can use the `ihp-app-to-docker-image` tool to make a docker image: +To create a Docker image, we first need to install [Podman](https://podman.io/), and then run the following command: ```bash -$ ihp-app-to-docker-image +nix build .#unoptimized-docker-image --option sandbox false --extra-experimental-features nix-command --extra-experimental-features flakes -... -✅ The docker image is at 'docker.tar.gz' -``` - -The command needs to be called from inside the application directory. - -This tool will compile your app and output an docker image at `docker.tar.gz`. The docker image is typically around 85MB in size. If your application has many dependencies declated in the `default.nix` it could also be larger. - -On macOS the `ihp-app-to-docker-image` tool requires Docker to be up and running. On linux you use the tool without having docker installed. - -You can load the `docker.tar.gz` into your running docker instance using `docker load`: - -```bash -$ docker load < docker.tar.gz - -8e8f0ea2cd55: Loading layer [==================================================>] 87.73MB/87.73MB -Loaded image: app:g13rks9fb4ik8hnqip2s3ngqq4nq14zw +cat result | podman load ``` -Running `docker images` you can now see that the image is available: +Running `podman images` you can now see that the image is available: ```bash $ docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE -app g13rks9fb4ik8hnqip2s3ngqq4nq14zw ffc01de1ec7e 51 years ago 86.6MB +app g13rks9fb4ik8hnqip2s3ngqq4nq14zw ffc01de1ec7e 54 years ago 86.6MB ``` -The `CREATED` timestamp is showing `51 years ago` as the image is built using nix. For having a totally reproducable build, the timestamp is set to `Jan 1970, 00:00 UTC`. +The `CREATED` timestamp is showing over 50 years ago as the image is built using nix. For having a totally reproducible build, the timestamp is set to `Jan 1970, 00:00 UTC`. ### Starting the App Container