Currently there is just one official Docker Image. It is based on Ubuntu and supported just the amd64 architecture.
This was common +5 years ago. These days specially the official Images are provided, based on Alpine Linux and for at least:
amd64/х86_64arm64/aarch64 (supported since 22.3.3)
better would be additionaly:
riscv64armv7armv6armhfppc64les390xx86
Most Docker Images I re-dockerized from Ubuntu to Alpine has come down about 80% of the Imagesize (which is already compressed!) and typically are just in general slimmer, more secure and better performing.
It might be worth it, also I dont see any dependencies which Alpine is not able to provide
Specially when we are talking about security issues popping up with automatic scanns, Alpine shows to be one of the best as it is the most up-to-date.
I would be happy to assist if there is a Dockerfile.
Best regards,
Martin
Currently there is just one official Docker Image. It is based on Ubuntu and supported just the
amd64architecture.This was common +5 years ago. These days specially the official Images are provided, based on Alpine Linux and for at least:
amd64/х86_64arm64/aarch64(supported since22.3.3)better would be additionaly:
riscv64armv7armv6armhfppc64les390xx86Most Docker Images I re-dockerized from Ubuntu to Alpine has come down about 80% of the Imagesize (which is already compressed!) and typically are just in general slimmer, more secure and better performing.
It might be worth it, also I dont see any dependencies which Alpine is not able to provide
Specially when we are talking about security issues popping up with automatic scanns, Alpine shows to be one of the best as it is the most up-to-date.
I would be happy to assist if there is a Dockerfile.
Best regards,
Martin