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Reusing the Snapshot of the image in docker containers #382

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opened 2025-12-29 00:25:55 +01:00 by adam · 0 comments
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Originally created by @shashank2086 on GitHub (Jul 8, 2022).

I have successfully booted catalina image using Dockerfile.auto, then i have installed some libraries and package. For the whole setup it's taking alot of time so i need a workaround of using the same snapshot image for other containers. I have tried extracting the snapshot image from the container and again builded that using same image, but then i am not able to get ssh on that image, it's not booting.

Is there any workaround of using that snapshot image on my Dockerfile?

Originally created by @shashank2086 on GitHub (Jul 8, 2022). I have successfully booted catalina image using Dockerfile.auto, then i have installed some libraries and package. For the whole setup it's taking alot of time so i need a workaround of using the same snapshot image for other containers. I have tried extracting the snapshot image from the container and again builded that using same image, but then i am not able to get ssh on that image, it's not booting. Is there any workaround of using that snapshot image on my Dockerfile?
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