Use latest version of elastalert #129
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iwilltry42
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Closed, because there are more sophisticated PRs already. |
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Hello, @iwilltry42, which are these sophisticated PRs you mentioned? Additionally, did your Dockerfile that was changed in this PR work with the new yelp/elastalert version? BR, |
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@nickthegreek89 maybe not more sophisticated, but with the same result/goal: #117 & #122 which are still open. And yes, I'm using it at the moment with elastalert v0.2.1 so it works with Elasticsarch v7.4.1 for me 👍 |
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Ok @iwilltry42, thanks a lot for the update! Will probably give a try to your Dockerfile and see how it goes! BR, |
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This PR updates the Dockerfile to use the latest version of yelp/elastalert.
There were some caveats though regarding the used Python version.
yelp/elastalert is now built using Python 3(.6).
When using
alpine:latest as py-ea, one will get Alpine:3.10, whereapk add python3will be Python 3.7.4, which is not available in Alpine 3.9 whichnode:alpineis based upon.That's why I'm pinning the Python version to exact
python=3.6.8-r2which exists in both.I tested this image on our production cluster and can confirm that it works as expected.