Installing private Python packages into a Docker container can be tricky, as the container does not have access to private repositories without risking SSH key exposure.
One approach involves using an intermediate Docker image where a private SSH key is temporarily deployed. This image gets deleted afterward, keeping the key secure.
The second method leverages deploy or access keys for repositories like GitHub or Bitbucket, providing specific access needs with the ability to remove access later.
For practical implementation, refer to the 'docker-images-with-private-python-packages-example' repository for example files on how to effectively manage access during Docker builds.
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