Slight nitpick, but `apt-get update && apt-get install -y openssl dumb-init iproute2 ca-certificates` in the dockerfile is not the recommended approach.
That command itself means that a docker container is no longer reproducible. You cannot build it (with any code changes for your service) and guaranteed to be the same since that might be in production due to changes in the packages.
Always better to go with the base image, add your packages to the base and then use that new image as the base image for your application.
That command itself means that a docker container is no longer reproducible. You cannot build it (with any code changes for your service) and guaranteed to be the same since that might be in production due to changes in the packages.
Always better to go with the base image, add your packages to the base and then use that new image as the base image for your application.