Summary
Would it be possible to publish pre-built Docker images to a container registry?
Use Case
We're deploying grpcmcp in Kubernetes as an MCP server to expose gRPC services. Currently, there's no official container image, so users have to build their own.
Registry Options
Any of these would be great:
- GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) -
ghcr.io/adiom-data/grpcmcp - free, integrates with GitHub Actions
- Docker Hub -
adiom/grpcmcp - widely used
- Chainguard -
cgr.dev/chainguard/grpcmcp - security-focused, minimal images
- Alpine - if accepted into Alpine packages
Suggested Dockerfile
A simple multi-stage build:
FROM golang:1.22-alpine AS builder
RUN go install github.com/adiom-data/grpcmcp@latest
FROM alpine:3.19
RUN apk add --no-cache ca-certificates
COPY --from=builder /go/bin/grpcmcp /usr/local/bin/
ENTRYPOINT ["grpcmcp"]
Or even better, a distroless/scratch-based image for minimal attack surface.
Benefits
- Easier Kubernetes deployments
- No need for users to maintain custom builds
- Version pinning via image tags
- Security scanning by registry providers
Thanks for the great tool!
Summary
Would it be possible to publish pre-built Docker images to a container registry?
Use Case
We're deploying grpcmcp in Kubernetes as an MCP server to expose gRPC services. Currently, there's no official container image, so users have to build their own.
Registry Options
Any of these would be great:
ghcr.io/adiom-data/grpcmcp- free, integrates with GitHub Actionsadiom/grpcmcp- widely usedcgr.dev/chainguard/grpcmcp- security-focused, minimal imagesSuggested Dockerfile
A simple multi-stage build:
Or even better, a distroless/scratch-based image for minimal attack surface.
Benefits
Thanks for the great tool!