[AutoTuner] add Dockerfile#3184
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Signed-off-by: Jack Luar <jluar@precisioninno.com>
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@luarss , I haven't had a chance to review in detail, but the general idea sounds good. Pls don't wait for me, since I'm tied up with the platform bring up and demo. |
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This pull request introduces several updates to improve the Docker-based workflow and environment setup for the
AutoTunertool. Key changes include adding a Dockerfile for building a containerized environment, updating.dockerignoreand.gitignorefor better file management, and creating aMakefileto streamline Docker image building and uploading.Docker Environment Setup:
Dockerfileto define the containerized environment forAutoTuner, including steps to set up a Python virtual environment, install dependencies, and copy the source code.File Management:
.dockerignoreto exclude unnecessary files and directories such as.venv,__pycache__,*.log, and test files from the Docker build context..gitignoreto include log files such asdocker-build.log.Build Automation:
Makefileto automate Docker image building, cleaning, and uploading, including support for tagging images and pushing them to Docker Hub.