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Some of the most important assets a developer may have are time, money, computing power, and memory space. In this post, I’ll focus on the importance of multi-stage builds to minimize Docker container sizes. In a previous project, the Credit Card Validator API, I created a Dockerfile to be able to run a web application
The goal of this project is to use the Snickerdoodle board. This board is unique as it has an FPGA on board that can be utilized. This is a Xilinx product and we have used Vivado to generate our IP core and flash the device. Below there is a demo video of our product. Although
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