Update to Debian Stretch and Alpine 3.6, removing erlang-solutions #166
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tianon
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| FROM debian:jessie | |||
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Switching to stretch-slim saves us ~50MB! (from ~177MB down to ~124MB)
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One other side effect of this is: Erlang Solutions repository currently installs an unsupported (by released RabbitMQ versions) version which isn't even GA yet (OTP 20-rc2) :/. Not using their repo will make this a non-problem. |
The erlang-solutions repository was used back in 2015 to get us a newer version of Erlang on our then Wheezy-based image -- now that Stretch is stable and ready, we can get 19.x directly from Debian, and thus get multiarchitecture builds as well without additional effort (since the `rabbitmq-server` package is `arch:all`).
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@michaelklishin oh good catch -- all the more reason to get off that! 😇 |
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- `haproxy`: 1.6.13 - `irssi`: Alpine 3.6 (docker-library/irssi#16), multiarch (docker-library/irssi#15) - `python`: 3.6.2rc1 - `rabbitmq`: Debian Stretch and Alpine 3.6 (docker-library/rabbitmq#166), multiarch (docker-library/rabbitmq#167)
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The erlang-solutions repository was used back in 2015 (#9) to get us a newer version of Erlang on our then Wheezy-based image -- now that Stretch is stable and ready, we can get 19.x directly from Debian, and thus get multiarchitecture builds as well without additional effort (since the
rabbitmq-serverpackage isarch:all).