Update Base Images for Security Vulnerability #4223
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Currently the `ValidateMetrics` parses [metric readme page](https://github.com/Azure/iotedge/blob/master/doc/BuiltInMetrics.md) to obtain all the metric keys. The test then deploy the system runtime modules and populate its metrics which then are compared against the parsed-document set. There are a handful of not-so-positive metrics that are not being populated if the system modules operated on a happy path during the E2E test. These not-so-positive metrics are currently causing the `ValidateMetrics` to fail since they are not being populated.
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Thank you for the approval. I'm waiting for the publication of WinIoT ARM32 to be done before I merge the PR. |
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Updating Base Images for Security Vulnerability: https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2021-1723 List of Update Base Images: - Linux AMD64 : 3.1.4-alpine3.11 --> 3.1.11-alpine3.12 - Linux ARM32 & ARM64 : 3.1.10-bionic-arm* --> 3.1.11-bionic-arm* - Windows AMD64 : 3.1.10-nanoserver-1809 --> 3.1.11-nanoserver-1809 - Windows ARM32 : nanoserver:1809-arm32v7 (latest) Publishing ARM Base Images: 1.0.5.7-linux-arm* Note to Reviewer: Please feel free to pull the branch down to your local machine and use your favorite editor's regex to make sure the base images are updated correctly. (I wish there is an easier way to do this).
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Updating Base Images for Security Vulnerability: https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2021-1723 List of Update Base Images: - Linux AMD64 : 3.1.4-alpine3.11 --> 3.1.11-alpine3.12 - Linux ARM32 & ARM64 : 3.1.10-bionic-arm* --> 3.1.11-bionic-arm* - Windows AMD64 : 3.1.10-nanoserver-1809 --> 3.1.11-nanoserver-1809 - Windows ARM32 : nanoserver:1809-arm32v7 (latest) Publishing ARM Base Images: 1.0.5.7-linux-arm* Note to Reviewer: Please feel free to pull the branch down to your local machine and use your favorite editor's regex to make sure the base images are updated correctly. (I wish there is an easier way to do this).
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Updating Base Images for Security Vulnerability:
https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2021-1723
List of Update Base Images:
Publishing ARM Base Images:
1.0.5.7-linux-arm*
Note to Reviewer:
Please feel free to pull the branch down to your local machine and use your favorite editor's regex to make sure the base images are updated correctly. (I wish there is an easier way to do this).