Not quite a one-off pod, but very close to that. It will automatically create a builder pod for you if you don't already have one, or you can specify one with whichever runtime that you want (containerd or docker). It uses buildkit to do the builds and has a syntax which is compatible with `docker build`.
There are also some pretty cool features. It supports building multi-arch images, so you can do things like create x86_64 and ARM images. It can also do build layer caching to a local registry for all of your builders, so it's possible to scale up your pod and then share each of the layers for really efficient builds.
There are also some pretty cool features. It supports building multi-arch images, so you can do things like create x86_64 and ARM images. It can also do build layer caching to a local registry for all of your builders, so it's possible to scale up your pod and then share each of the layers for really efficient builds.