@girish thank you.
And thanks for not reacting with horror at the approach !
It feels too good to be true but I just asked my AI to check it, and it says 50Mb also.
`tcmbp132021/cloudron-minibase:0.0.1@sha256:a9c29ddb555b1a33f1e5b3b70c512e3a799cc691770d5016c70e0195e74764e0` is a **manifest list**, not a single image.
For its actual `linux/amd64` image on Docker Hub:
- child manifest: `sha256:85b5d851685962eecb7acfe3adaa77907b023fbe81f09cfc29a722eb03f6c952`
- compressed layers total: `52,223,700` bytes
- with config: `52,227,752` bytes
- size: **49.8 MB**
So the practical answer is: **about 50 MB on Docker Hub**.
My repo is at https://forgejo.tcjc.uk/cca/cloudron-minibase.git.
Sure, please take whatever you want.
There's a MIT licence on it.
Hope you don't find any 'gotchas' !
I thought about producing a series of common deployments :
cloudron-minibase+node
cloudron-minibase+python
-etc.
That's more in keeping with a 'batteries-included' philosophy. But I wanted to run it for a while and discover issues. AppsMonitor seems to running fine after a couple of days.