Speed up Coolify deployments - #11
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What changed
build: .from the installation Compose service so deployments pullghcr.io/loa212/nudo:latestpull_policy: alwaysso redeployments check for the latest release image.dockerignoreentries for Rust build output, local state, repository metadata, and files unused by the image buildWhy
The Compose file specified both
build: .andimage:. Docker Compose therefore treated the image name as the tag for a locally built image, causing Coolify to compile the full Rust release workspace instead of pulling the image already published by the release workflow. Those cold builds took roughly ten minutes.The missing
.dockerignorecould also send large local artifacts into manual Docker builds; this checkout had a 38 GBtarget/directory.Impact
Coolify and other production Compose deployments now use the prebuilt GHCR image. Intentional source builds remain available through the Dockerfile for development, CI, and releases.
Validation
NUDO_SECRET_KEY=validation-only docker compose config --quietdocker compose config --imagesresolves only toghcr.io/loa212/nudo:latestgit diff --cached --check