feat: provide engine image builder#784
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a build script for creating a Docker image for the SCQL engine, which is a valuable addition. The script is well-structured, incorporating features like build caching and environment isolation. My feedback focuses on enhancing the script's robustness, consistency, and adherence to Docker best practices. I've provided suggestions to make boolean checks more explicit, remove unnecessary flags from Docker commands that could cause issues in automated environments, and make the build process more adaptive. For the Dockerfile, I've recommended optimizations to reduce image size and layer count. The check added to setup.sh is a good improvement for user experience.
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Pull request overview
Adds tutorial tooling to build and use a locally-built secretflow/scql Docker image for the tutorial environment, and warns users during setup if the expected image is missing.
Changes:
- Update
setup.shto warn whensecretflow/scql:latestis not present locally. - Add a Dockerfile (
scql-ubuntu.Dockerfile) for packaging the builtscqlenginebinary into an Ubuntu-based image. - Add a build script (
docker/build.sh) that buildsscqlenginevia a builder image, stages artifacts, and builds the final runtime image (optionally with cache/isolated overlay mode).
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| examples/tutorial/setup.sh | Adds a local-image existence check and build hint. |
| examples/tutorial/docker/scql-ubuntu.Dockerfile | Defines the runtime image packaging for scqlengine. |
| examples/tutorial/docker/build.sh | Implements the end-to-end engine build + Docker image build workflow. |
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