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| theDev.one 🌷 | im curious to knwo can i directly point my fastAppImage in kubenetes without docker registry | 09:55:05 |
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| uep | Hi folks.. random q. In the past, I've built lambdas for AWS using Rust, and basically the whole image is a zip file with a single "bootstrap" executable that is the runtime (that would normally be responsible for starting a whole python or node or whatever framework).
But of course that executable has dependencies on libc.so in FHS paths, so building that same executable on nixos is more involved.
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| uep | Anyone have any recommendations or references? My current thoughts, before even really exploring further:
- static musl target
- build in a ubuntu (or whatever)
systemd-nspawn container
- some kind of hack in the build environment to emulate FHS
| 06:26:40 |
| uep | * Anyone have any recommendations or references? My current thoughts, before even really exploring further:
- static musl target
- build in a ubuntu (or whatever)
systemd-nspawn container
- some kind of hack in the build environment to emulate FHS
- patchelf, in the reverse of how we normally use it, to turn store paths into FHS (ugh)
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| 31 Oct 2022 |
 jake_gillberg | Lambdas also support containers, so a dockerTools approach might be another angle of attack? | 14:39:44 |
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| 1 Nov 2022 |
| uep | yeah but it's all so much more.. stuff | 03:17:19 |
