To install the MariaDB client efficiently inside a Docker container, you have to save the code in a file named Dockerfile. 

In the same directory, you might have your SQL scripts or other files that you want to copy into the container.

Here's a Dockerfile code to get you started:

Use >a multi-stage build to build the mysqlclient wheel in the first stage, then copy it over to the runtime stage. This leaves gcc and friends only in the build stage.

You can of course do this for all of your requirements.txt too – pip wheel -w /deps -r requirements.txt or whatnot.

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