Docker build sequence

Optimize your Docker image creation with the BuildKit example, enhancing efficiency and security in your build process.

Docker build sequence

Optimize your Docker image creation with the BuildKit example, enhancing efficiency and security in your build process.

CI/CD Diagrams
Sequence Diagram
Docker
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about this example

BuildKit is an advanced build toolkit for Docker that improves performance, storage management, and security. This diagram details a Docker build sequence using BuildKit:

  • Command Initiation: Initiates with the docker buildx build command from the terminal to BuildKit.
  • Build Process: Demonstrates the request and response flow for build status, context, and secrets between BuildKit and the Docker daemon.
  • Secure Context Transfer: Shows how build context and secrets are securely transferred during the build.
  • Registry Interaction: Outlines the final stages of obtaining a registry token, pushing the built image to the registry, and the success response.

When to use
  • Optimized Docker Builds: When looking to optimize Docker builds with concurrent and cache-efficient builds using BuildKit.
  • Secure Build Environments: When needing to securely handle build contexts and secrets, ensuring sensitive information is managed properly.
  • CI/CD Pipelines: When integrating advanced Docker build features into Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipelines.

How to use
  1. Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram to make it specific to your Docker build requirements.
  2. Customize diagram: Add or modify nodes, groups, and relationships to match your build process, including custom build arguments and contexts.
  3. Customize layout: Drag elements on the diagram directly on the canvas to create an easily understandable build flow for your team.
  4. Collect feedback: Share the diagram with your team members and stakeholders, using their input to refine and validate the build sequence.

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