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lewo | 2 months ago
At build time, it generates a JSON file describing the image metadata and the layers data location. At runtime, it consumes this JSON file to stream layer data and image configuration to a destination. This is implemented by adding a new transport to Skopeo. Thanks to this implementation, nix2container doesn't need to handle all various destrination since this is managed by Skopeo itself.
Recently, we introduced a mechanism to also produce such kind of JSON file for the base image (see https://github.com/nlewo/nix2container?tab=readme-ov-file#ni...).
I'm pretty sure the added (not usptreamed yet) transport could be useful in some other close contexts, such as Bazel or Guix.
I'm the nix2container author and i will be glad to discuss with you if you think this Skopeo transport could be useful for you!
(btw, your blog post is pretty well written!)
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