Abusing Docker builds with BuildKit and friends
summary
Build process shows concrete wins: BuildKit with Docker buildx bake, buildkit cache mounts and a local NAS as a pull-through cache cut repeated local builds from 1m34 to 8.5s for the demo project (volti) by reusing Node and Python dependency layers. Commands used include docker buildx bake and cache upload to a NAS, and remote builds run on Docker Build Cloud to offload heavy downloads. Demo builds mostly succeed and cache shares across CI and local dev.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 2:30Docker build fundamentals
- 7:42Advanced caching techniques
- 15:49Remote builders and cloud
- 18:43Live demo and optimizations
- 27:43Q&A and concluding thoughts
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