Building artifacts
You can build your artifacts with:
- Format-specific tools such as Docker for container images.
- General build or continuous integration tools such as Jenkins.
The approach that you take to building artifacts can impact the speed of
builds and deployments, the effort required to maintain artifacts, and the
security of your applications. Use the following resources as a starting point
to learn more:
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Last updated 2025-08-07 UTC.
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