If you’ve worked with Docker for any length of time, you’re likely
accustomed to writing or at least modifying a Dockerfile.This
file can be thought of as a recipe for a Docker image;it contains
both the ingredients (base images, packages, files) and the
instructions (various RUN, COPY, and
other commands that help build the image). In most cases,
Dockerfiles are written once, modified seldom, and used as-is
unless something about the project changes.Because these files are
created or modified