Draft: Start work on switching to new style containers#27
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@mLupine Do you have any thoughts on this so far? Anything you'd like to do differently? or should I finish it up the way it is
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Hey @babyhuey! Thank you for looking into this! I think in order to keep the interface the same you'd need to use the init.go as an entrypoint. Here is how I got to working python and nodejs |
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Wanted to start discussions on this before I get too deep. This will look at the AWS page to build all supported images when they're released. Also greatly simplifies the build steps