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Issue: Removing docker builder prune -af eliminates cache cleanup but the workflow doesn't appear to be building Docker images in the GitHub Actions runner - the build happens on the VPS via SSH.
Analysis:
The workflow SSH's into the VPS and runs scripts/production.sh
production.sh executes docker compose -f $COMPOSE_FILE build app on the VPS
The removed docker builder prune was running on the GitHub Actions runner, not the VPS
This means the prune command wasn't actually affecting the VPS's build cache anyway
Recommendation: The removal is fine since it wasn't affecting VPS builds, but consider documenting this. If VPS disk space becomes an issue, you may want to add periodic cache cleanup directly on the VPS (via cron or a separate maintenance script).
Question: The workflow includes a "Cache Docker layers" step that caches to /tmp/.buildx-cache, but there's no corresponding build step in the workflow that would use this cache. Since builds happen on the VPS, this cache appears unused.
Recommendation: Consider removing the unused cache step:
Consideration: The new --mount=type=cache,target=/app/.next/cache will create a BuildKit cache volume on the VPS. Make sure:
The VPS has sufficient disk space for these caches
You have a strategy for cleaning up old cache volumes if needed
You can inspect current cache usage with: docker system df -v
4. Production Script Sleep Duration (scripts/production.sh:20)
Minor Note: The script has a 15-second sleep for healthchecks. With faster builds, you might be able to reduce this if the app starts faster, though this is a separate optimization.
🔒 Security
No security concerns identified. The changes don't introduce vulnerabilities.
🧪 Testing Recommendations
Monitor first deployment to ensure the Next.js cache mounting works correctly
Verify build time improvement by comparing deployment duration before/after
Check VPS disk usage after a few deployments to ensure cache doesn't grow unbounded
📊 Performance Impact
Expected improvement: 30-70% faster builds after the first build, depending on how much of the Next.js app changes between deployments.
Verdict
LGTM with minor suggestions ✓
The core changes are sound and will improve build performance. The suggestions above are mostly about cleaning up unused workflow steps and monitoring VPS resources.
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