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Rocker breaks the limits of Dockerfile. It adds some crucial features that are missing while keeping Docker’s original design and idea. Read the [blog post](http://tech.grammarly.com/blog/posts/Making-Docker-Rock-at-Grammarly.html) about how and why it was invented.

# *v1 NOTE*
Rocker has been rewritten from scratch and now it became much more robust! While [dockramp](https://github.com/jlhawn/dockramp) as a proof of concept of a client-driven Docker builder, Rocker is a full-featured implementation.
Rocker has been rewritten from scratch and now it is much more robust! While [dockramp](https://github.com/jlhawn/dockramp) was a proof-of-concept for a client-driven Docker builder, Rocker is a full-featured implementation.

1. There are no context uploads and fallbacks to `docker build`. It makes your builds faster especially if you have a big project.
2. Cache lookup works much faster than Docker's implementation when you have thousands of layers.
3. Better output: rocker reports size for each produced layer, so you see which steps take space.
1. There are no context uploads and fallbacks to `docker build`. This makes builds faster especially for large projects.
2. Cache lookups are much faster than Docker's implementation when you have thousands of layers.
3. Better output: rocker reports the size of each produced layer, so you see which layers consume the most space.
4. Works with Docker >= 1.8

What is not supported yet:

1. Adding tar archives that supposed to automatically extract
1. Adding tar archives that are automatically extracted (as they are in Dockerfiles)

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