Coldstart: docker private repo vs github
Hello,
i had a problem with the cold start of a Docker container that I hosted from my private GitLab container registry and I was able to reduce the cold start time significantly when I moved the Dockerfile to GitHub and linked the repository to Runpod. I guess that the Docker image is built and stored at runpod. This means that cold starts are no longer a problem. Can I also upload finished containers directly to runpod, or are there other ways to optimize cold starts?
i had a problem with the cold start of a Docker container that I hosted from my private GitLab container registry and I was able to reduce the cold start time significantly when I moved the Dockerfile to GitHub and linked the repository to Runpod. I guess that the Docker image is built and stored at runpod. This means that cold starts are no longer a problem. Can I also upload finished containers directly to runpod, or are there other ways to optimize cold starts?
