chore: reduce attack surface and size for Docker image#28
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Hi,
This pull request includes several small improvements for the Dockerfile, which should help improve the security of container and reduce the risk of potential attacks.
The following changes have been made:
--no-install-recommendsto remove unnecessaryaptpackages, that were not needed for the container's functionality. Not only can this change trim your image size but it also can also reduce the attack surface.I hope that you find them useful. Please let me know if you have any concerns.
Thank you.