Published On Nov 18, 2021
The public images from Dockerhub don't always contain all the dependencies you need. So instead of adding a lot of commands to your pipeline, I will show you how easy it is to build a custom Docker image with all the dependencies you need, push it to the GitLab Container Registry and use it in your pipeline.
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