What is the standard path to the S2I bin directory for an application?

What is the standard path to the S2I bin directory for an application?

• A. ~/<app-location>/.s2i/bin
• B. /usr/local/bin/s2i
• C. ~/<app-location>/bin/s2i
• D. ~/.s2i/scripts/bin

Answer: (A)

S2I expects the per-application build and run scripts to live in a hidden directory called .s2i/bin inside your application's source location. This is the place where assemble, run, and other helper scripts are defined for that specific app, allowing you to customize the build behavior without touching the builder image. So the standard path is your app location, then .s2i/bin (for example, ~/<app-location>/.s2i/bin). The other options point to different locations that aren’t used for the per-app S2I scripts: /usr/local/bin/s2i is the system-wide S2I binary, not the per-app script directory; a path like ~/<app-location>/bin/s2i places the scripts in a generic bin directory rather than the dedicated .s2i/bin; and ~/.s2i/scripts/bin isn’t where S2I looks for the app-specific scripts.

S2I expects the per-application build and run scripts to live in a hidden directory called .s2i/bin inside your application's source location. This is the place where assemble, run, and other helper scripts are defined for that specific app, allowing you to customize the build behavior without touching the builder image. So the standard path is your app location, then .s2i/bin (for example, ~//.s2i/bin).

The other options point to different locations that aren’t used for the per-app S2I scripts: /usr/local/bin/s2i is the system-wide S2I binary, not the per-app script directory; a path like ~//bin/s2i places the scripts in a generic bin directory rather than the dedicated .s2i/bin; and ~/.s2i/scripts/bin isn’t where S2I looks for the app-specific scripts.