I have already one container in my docker and now I want to add new container in it.
Is it not possible to add container without installing bazel each time I create new container.
Since I had already installed bazel while creating the previous container, Is it not possible to use it.
The installation of bazel really take more than 2 hours, so is there any solution to avoid it?
I a talking about this command line :
"bazel build -c opt tensorflow_serving/..."
@lilao I can provide dokerfiles for tensorflow/tensorflow serving with precompiled binaries on top of Alpine Linux. Is it worth another pull request?
We now have development docker images you can pull without having to build everything at Docker Hub. Pulling the latest-devel version should work for you.
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@lilao I can provide dokerfiles for tensorflow/tensorflow serving with precompiled binaries on top of Alpine Linux. Is it worth another pull request?