Hands-On Deep Learning with Go

Creating or pushing Docker images

Docker is certainly a tool that has attracted a lot of hype. The main reason for this, beyond human fashion, is that Docker simplifies things such as dependency management and model integration, allowing reproducible, widely deployable builds. We can define the things we need from an OS up front and parcel them all up at a point in time where we know the dependencies are fresh so that all our tweaking and troubleshooting will not be in vain.

We will need two things to create our image and get it to where we want it to go:

• Dockerfile: This defines our image, the version of Linux, the commands to run, and the default command to run when the container is launched
• Makefile: This creates the image and pushes ...