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Buildstep uses Docker and Buildpacks to build applications like Heroku
The chown in /start can take time and messes with the consistency of things like the dokku checks timeouts. My understanding is that it's necessary in case something else (like...
Currently the project is using a self maintained herokuish container based on a self maintained heroku cedar14 image. gliderlabs/herokuish published a container image based on the official heroku cedar14 image....
Using the latest version of the official Heroku buildpack for PHP and setting the correct environment settings for New Relic (and thus loading the New Relic extension) the resulting app...
[DEPRECATED] This script is outdated and was originally for demo purposes. It will be removed soon.
When I run the `buildstep` script, I get this message, but I can't figure out what the alternative is? ``` [DEPRECATED] This script is outdated and was originally for demo...
I'm new to buildstep, but working with Docker for a bit. I'm intrigued by the idea of being able to use buildstep, because I have sort of my own version,...
Wasn't sure where this should go, so I'm starting here. When the non-root user feature came to be, `/exec` was modified to `chown -R : /app` but we do not...
I am having trouble with the way I write Procfiles and the way they are evaluated in bash. In commit 16e3f3c2fbd221a14efb3d13fe04eca5e1d68d4e I started having issues with running `setuidgid u32178 $(eval...
As mentioned in progrium/cedarish#18, it would be really good if the Docker Hub images for buildstep were updated whenever the base progrium/cedarish:cedar14 image was updated. This can be done with...
Having code files be writeable by the runtime user is bad practice. Rebuilding the container might make removing maliciously installed apps easier, but we should make it hard to do...
From a Git repository where I have an app: ``` [stuart@stushiba laterti.me]$ git archive HEAD | sudo docker run -a stdin progrium/buildstep /bin/bash -c "mkdir -p /app && tar -xC...
