Where is the S2I script located?

Where is the S2I script located?

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

Answer: (C)

In OpenShift’s Source-to-Image workflow, the build scripts that customize how your source is turned into an image live inside the application source tree, specifically in a hidden directory called .s2i with a bin subdirectory. So the scripts you use to assemble, detect, and run during the build are located at your app location under .s2i/bin. This makes the path resemble <app-location>/.s2i/bin. The other options point to places that aren’t standard for S2I script placement: a system-wide binary, a user’s home directory, or a non-hidden bin directory under the app, none of which match the conventional app-local .s2i/bin layout.

In OpenShift’s Source-to-Image workflow, the build scripts that customize how your source is turned into an image live inside the application source tree, specifically in a hidden directory called .s2i with a bin subdirectory. So the scripts you use to assemble, detect, and run during the build are located at your app location under .s2i/bin. This makes the path resemble /.s2i/bin. The other options point to places that aren’t standard for S2I script placement: a system-wide binary, a user’s home directory, or a non-hidden bin directory under the app, none of which match the conventional app-local .s2i/bin layout.