Managed to build a sub 90mb (compressed) docker image.
See original GitHub issueSo using a multi stage dockerfile and dockers auto build system I have managed to get a docker image to 87mb (compressed).
I’ve checked with a couple of the simple challenges (XSS Tier 1, Error Handling, Login Bender) and it seems to work.
Could someone check some of the more complex challenges to confirm it all works before I submit a pull request please?
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 arclight/juice-shop_x64_test
Thanks.
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@battletux You need to have the source code checked out and once grab all dependencies from NPM, so your commands should probably be
This while having a Docker container running on port 3000 should do the trick.
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