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What others think is a good way to build Docker images if you think Dockerfiles are limited and lead to spaghetti code?
`make update`: fetches the latest version of the code.
`make build`: builds the images.
`make push`: pushes them to the registry.
Salt's great tho, I use it to manage my Docker environment files and keep other systems up to date.
Ansible and Salt don't seem to fit the use case of configuring something that is effectively a chroot, and I don't know if Chef can be used with chroot-like installations, but you must have used Puppet in a wrong way if it caused you trouble (my guess is that you used Puppet with master, not a CFEngine-like masterless mode).
I use make to build my docker images. It works really well. `make update`: fetches the latest version of the code. `make build`: builds the images. `make push`: pushes them to the registry. Salt's great tho, I use it to manage my Docker environment files and keep other systems up to date.