dib is a tool designed to help build multiple Docker images defined within a directory, possibly having dependencies with one another, in a single command.
- Incremental Builds: Images are only built when something has changed since the last build, saving time and resources.
- Dependency Resolution: Supports dependencies between images. Builds will be queued until all parent images are built, ensuring a smooth and efficient build process.
- Test Suites: Run test suites on images and ensure the tests pass before promoting images to production.
- Build Backends: Multiple build backends supported, including Docker/BuildKit and Kaniko. Choose the backend that best suits your needs.
- Execution Environments: dib supports multiple executors, allowing you to build images using different environments such as Shell, Docker, or Kubernetes.
To get started with dib, please read the documentation.
We welcome contributions from the community! If you'd like to contribute to dib, please review our contribution guidelines for more information.
dib is licensed under the CeCILL V2.1 License
If you have any questions or encounter any issues, please feel free to open an issue on GitHub.