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Release 7.0.3 #163
Release 7.0.3 #163
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Hotfix/153 2
Hotfix/153 2
name: "jdk" | ||
hostname: "jdk" | ||
image: "idealista/jdk:{{ docker_tag }}" | ||
privileged: true |
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I didn't realize before, but we shouldn't use privileged: true
docker_image: | ||
name: "idealista/jdk:{{ docker_tag }}" | ||
source: build | ||
build: |
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I believe we also want to build the images for arm64, so we0ll need to specify the "platform" parameter in here.
ansible-collections/community.docker#54
Yo may need to iterate the values "linux" and "arm64" to generate the image for different platforms.
docker_image: | ||
name: "idealista/jdk:{{ docker_tag }}" | ||
source: build | ||
build: |
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I believe we also want to build the images for arm64, so we0ll need to specify the "platform" parameter in here.
ansible-collections/community.docker#54
Yo may need the complete playbook to iterate the values "linux" and "arm64" to generate the image for different platforms.
Description of the Change
Packer as uploader of images has been removed for a playbook to take charge of that.
The playbook creates an image, raises a container executes the role on that container and then if everything is okey pushes the image to DockerHub
Benefits
Possible Drawbacks
Applicable Issues
#160