Add Dockerfile to build tidb-server

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You must install docker first, then

docker build --rm -t tidb-server .

after build success, you may see images via

docker images

docker run -d --name tidb-server tidb-server

Signed-off-by: ZhiFeng Hu [email protected]

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[siddontang]

why not use golang 1.5 docker image directly?
See https://github.com/docker-library/docs/tree/master/golang

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image size should not too big.  using alpine glibc ,the image size just 53MB

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On Thu, Nov 5, 2015 at 5:39 AM -0800, "siddontang" [email protected] wrote:

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+FROM jeanblanchard/alpine-glibc

why not use golang 1.5 docker image directly?

See https://github.com/docker-library/docs/tree/master/golang

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[siddontang]

Hi @netroby , the docker environment should be the same as production environment, so we should use official golang image or popular ubuntu/debian/fedora, etc.
We don't care image size too much.

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The container does not included Golang environment, it just build then generate binary executable tidb-server. then we can running the server inside container.

It's no need to include Golang environment at all, because the server ready for serve, no need recompile or include source code.
If we need recompile. The Dockfile can be used to compile it . generate new container.

[ngaut]

Hi, @netroby :
Could you use golang as default image ?
It would be more convenient to run it, test it or even try to patch it. Thanks

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Ok