Is LinuxKit a good choice for our use-case?

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At my workplace which is a large industrial MNC we use a lot of "minimal" (as small as we can make them) Docker containers for specialized Python tasks, CI/CD tasks, deployment tools and DevOps. We often base these containers on Alpine Linux. Now I recently found the project LinuxKit which states its goal as being specialized for building containers. I am going to try it, but maybe you already know if I should encounter any problems? One of the reasons we chose Alpine Linux was because of its size, but we have run into certain problems with it too. Now I have high hopes for LinuxKit but I am just getting started. Will it be "better" that Alpine Linux for our work?










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    At my workplace which is a large industrial MNC we use a lot of "minimal" (as small as we can make them) Docker containers for specialized Python tasks, CI/CD tasks, deployment tools and DevOps. We often base these containers on Alpine Linux. Now I recently found the project LinuxKit which states its goal as being specialized for building containers. I am going to try it, but maybe you already know if I should encounter any problems? One of the reasons we chose Alpine Linux was because of its size, but we have run into certain problems with it too. Now I have high hopes for LinuxKit but I am just getting started. Will it be "better" that Alpine Linux for our work?










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      At my workplace which is a large industrial MNC we use a lot of "minimal" (as small as we can make them) Docker containers for specialized Python tasks, CI/CD tasks, deployment tools and DevOps. We often base these containers on Alpine Linux. Now I recently found the project LinuxKit which states its goal as being specialized for building containers. I am going to try it, but maybe you already know if I should encounter any problems? One of the reasons we chose Alpine Linux was because of its size, but we have run into certain problems with it too. Now I have high hopes for LinuxKit but I am just getting started. Will it be "better" that Alpine Linux for our work?










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      At my workplace which is a large industrial MNC we use a lot of "minimal" (as small as we can make them) Docker containers for specialized Python tasks, CI/CD tasks, deployment tools and DevOps. We often base these containers on Alpine Linux. Now I recently found the project LinuxKit which states its goal as being specialized for building containers. I am going to try it, but maybe you already know if I should encounter any problems? One of the reasons we chose Alpine Linux was because of its size, but we have run into certain problems with it too. Now I have high hopes for LinuxKit but I am just getting started. Will it be "better" that Alpine Linux for our work?







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