Docker - Image OptimizationYou want to add a config file to a scratch-based container but keep the image minimal. Which approach is best?AMount the config file as a volume at runtimeBInstall a package manager and download the config at runtimeCUse a base image like Alpine instead of scratchDCOPY the config file directly into the scratch imageCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider scratch limitationsScratch is empty and minimal, so adding files increases image size.Step 2: Evaluate options for minimal sizeMounting the config as a volume keeps the image small and allows config changes without rebuilding.Final Answer:Mount the config file as a volume at runtime -> Option AQuick Check:Use volumes to keep scratch images minimal [OK]Quick Trick: Mount configs as volumes to keep scratch images small [OK]Common Mistakes:Copying files increases image sizeInstalling package managers defeats scratch minimalism
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