Containerizing apps with Docker
Created by CodeCraft LLCWrite, advise on, and review Dockerfiles and Compose setups
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by Jace (@jamick)v1.2.0 · updated 2026-10-16Report copyright infringement
Description
Write, advise on, and review Dockerfiles and Compose setups — multi-stage builds, minimal and pinned base images, layer caching order, .dockerignore, non-root users, BuildKit secret mounts (no secrets in layers), exec-form entrypoints and signal handling, healthchecks, image scanning, Next.js standalone output, .NET chiseled/SDK images, Docker Compose for local dev (Postgres/Supabase, volumes, healthcheck-based depends_on), and resource limits. Use whenever a Dockerfile, compose.yaml/docker-compose.yml, or .dockerignore exists, or the user wants to containerize an app, shrink an image, speed up builds, fix "works locally but not in the container", or run services locally with Docker.
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Changelog
v1.2.0Oct 16, 2026Latest
Added
references/dockerfile-patterns.md: Dockerfile patterns (multi-stage Node and .NET builds, cache ordering, BuildKit mounts, .dockerignore) - merged from the formerdockerfile-best-practicesskill.
v1.1.0Oct 3, 2026
Changed
- Checked against the official documentation (October 2026).
- Added Docker Hardened Images (free and open source since December 2025) alongside distroless/chiseled bases, with digest pinning and regular rebuilds.
- Added a pitfall: the Compose top-level version field is obsolete and ignored.
v1.0.1Oct 3, 2026
Changed
- Renamed the title to describe what the skill does with the product, so it doesn't read as an official or endorsed edition.
- Added a trademark notice to the README.
v1.0.0Oct 2, 2026
Added
- First release.