Use debian:stretch-slim as base image #84
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I will check this, In honesty the ubuntu vs debian isn't going to make a huge difference to the final image size as I currently (intentionally) leave the source in the image for nagios & plugins, I may change this, it was useful when building extra plugins, and fixing issues on-the-fly, but it's probably not required in the shipped image, this will reduce the image size significantly |
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Hi !
This pull request changes the base image to debian:stretch-slim, in order to make the final image smaller.
Do you see any issues in using debian instead of ubuntu ?