Install all small apt packages used across projects#37
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This consolidates all the `apt-get install` commands across all the importer and service Dockerfiles. Many of them installed small utilities such as compression or decompression tools, often duplicating tools that were already installed in the baseimage. After the change in this PR, only `interpolation` needs any custom `apt-get install` commands (to bring in big things like `gdal`). Everything else should now be in the baseimage. This will help keep the tooling we have available more uniform (some of our downloaders only could decompress certain formats for example), and should save a tiny amount of space across all our docker images.
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My understanding is that awk is a link to gawk on ubuntu, but maybe being explicit is good.
ls -lah /usr/bin/awk
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Feb 17 2023 /usr/bin/awk -> /etc/alternatives/awk
ls -lah /etc/alternatives/awk
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Feb 17 2023 /etc/alternatives/awk -> /usr/bin/gawkLet's try and remove the parallel dep if possible.
Other than that looks good 👍
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These packages are now installed in the baseimage, so we don't need to install them here. See pelias/docker-baseimage#37
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These packages are now installed in the baseimage, so we don't need to install them here. See pelias/docker-baseimage#37
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These packages are now installed in the baseimage, so we don't need to install them here. See pelias/docker-baseimage#37
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These packages are now installed in the baseimage, so we don't need to install them here. See pelias/docker-baseimage#37
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This consolidates all the
apt-get installcommands across all the importer and service Dockerfiles. Many of them installed small utilities such as compression or decompression tools, often duplicating tools that were already installed in the baseimage.After the change in this PR, only
interpolationneeds any customapt-get installcommands (to bring in big things likegdal). Everything else should now be in the baseimage.This will help keep the tooling we have available more uniform (some of our downloaders only could decompress certain formats for example), and should save a tiny amount of space across all our docker images.