Versions v4.0.0, v0.12.7, v0.10.40, and io.js – built on Alpine Linux.
All versions use the one mhart/alpine-node repository,
but each version aligns with the following tags (ie, mhart/alpine-node:<tag>
):
- Full install built with npm 2.14.3:
latest
,4
,4.0
,4.0.0
– 34.94 MB3
,3.3
,3.3.1
– 34.3 MB2
,2.5
,2.5.0
- 33.97 MB (npm 2.13.2)1
,1.8
,1.8.4
- 32.93 MB (npm 2.9.0)0.12
,0.12.7
– 32.27 MB0.10
,0.10.40
– 27.63 MB
- Base install with node built as a static binary with no npm:
base
,base-4
,base-4.0
,base-4.0.0
– 24.95 MBbase-3
,base-3.3
,base-3.3.1
– 24.52 MBbase-2
,base-2.5
,base-2.5.0
- 24.12 MBbase-1
,base-1.8
,base-1.8.4
- 23.91 MBbase-0.12
,base-0.12.7
– 22.25 MBbase-0.10
,base-0.10.40
– 18.48 MB
$ docker run mhart/alpine-node node --version
v4.0.0
$ docker run mhart/alpine-node npm --version
2.14.3
$ docker run mhart/alpine-node:base node --version
v4.0.0
$ docker run mhart/alpine-node:3 iojs --version
v3.3.1
$ docker run mhart/alpine-node:base-0.10 node --version
v0.10.40
If you don't have any native dependencies, ie only depend on pure-JS npm
modules, then my suggestion is to run npm install
locally before running
docker build
(and make sure node_modules
isn't in your .dockerignore
) –
then you don't need an npm install
step in your Dockerfile and you don't need
npm
installed in your Docker image – so you can use one of the smaller
base*
images.
FROM mhart/alpine-node:base
# FROM mhart/alpine-node:base-0.10
# FROM mhart/alpine-node
WORKDIR /src
ADD . .
# If you have native dependencies, you'll need extra tools
# RUN apk add --update make gcc g++ python
# If you need npm, don't use a base tag
# RUN npm install
# If you had native dependencies you can now remove build tools
# RUN apk del make gcc g++ python && \
# rm -rf /tmp/* /var/cache/apk/* /root/.npm /root/.node-gyp
EXPOSE 3000
CMD ["node", "index.js"]
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