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sheldonhover 4 years ago
Ansible for Container Builds
Ran across this project and haven't seen much mention of it (only one in our archives).
ansible-bender: https://github.com/ansible-community/ansible-bender
I've wondered about this in prior threads too.
I don't quite get why something like this hasn't taken off more.
We've solved simplify installation of packages and apps dramatically with ansible, but then with Dockerfiles it feels like we step backward into bash scripts, curl calls, and all this depends on the distro too.
In addition to the benefits of docker compose, you get more features from Ansible.
I'd think that Ansible for defining, building, installing packages, and more would have been embraced eagerly.
What's the reason ya'll think this type of approach didn't gain traction?
Ran across this project and haven't seen much mention of it (only one in our archives).
ansible-bender: https://github.com/ansible-community/ansible-bender
I've wondered about this in prior threads too.
I don't quite get why something like this hasn't taken off more.
We've solved simplify installation of packages and apps dramatically with ansible, but then with Dockerfiles it feels like we step backward into bash scripts, curl calls, and all this depends on the distro too.
In addition to the benefits of docker compose, you get more features from Ansible.
I'd think that Ansible for defining, building, installing packages, and more would have been embraced eagerly.
What's the reason ya'll think this type of approach didn't gain traction?
Almondovarover 4 years ago
Hi colleagues, we are using php image 7.4.9-apache and we received a customer requirement to upgrade to debian
My question is, how do i know what image to pick that has debian v10.10? because in the image details i cant see any command relative to debian.
Thanks!
v10.10 - by running exec into the container we get the info that its version 10.My question is, how do i know what image to pick that has debian v10.10? because in the image details i cant see any command relative to debian.
Thanks!
# cat /etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)"
NAME="Debian GNU/Linux"
VERSION_ID="10"
VERSION="10 (buster)"
VERSION_CODENAME=buster
ID=debian
HOME_URL="<https://www.debian.org/>"
SUPPORT_URL="<https://www.debian.org/support>"
BUG_REPORT_URL="<https://bugs.debian.org/>"
# %
Steffanover 4 years ago
trying to understand how latest tags work for images. does docker pick the most recent version of the image when latest is specified or does an actual version of the image tagged latest have to exist before it will work. quite confused with all that i ve been reading can anyone help me understand how this works