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cruizba / ubuntu-dind

A docker image based in ubuntu to run docker containers inside docker containers
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Bump ubuntu image #13

Closed samtay closed 1 year ago

samtay commented 1 year ago

Hi, would you consider merging this change upstream? Jammy is stable at this point.

emibcn commented 1 year ago

Even more: In the Docker Hub, there are no tags for Ubuntu 20.04 and 22.04 (both LTS), but there are for 23 and 24.

Could it be possible to add to the Docker Hub the image tags for at least all LTS Ubuntu versions (or the newest ones)?

cruizba commented 1 year ago

I will tag from now with ubuntu version, I just need a little bit of time to organize this again.

Ey @samtay , thanks for your contribution, but I will not accept it.

I want to automate the image so new versions tag for both: Ubuntu 20.04 and 22.04, so it works on both distributions, it needs a little bit of more work.

cruizba commented 12 months ago

Thank you, @samtay @emibcn for your PR.

I have made the requested changes. The latest image now corresponds to Ubuntu's jammy release. In addition, separate tags are created for each supported Ubuntu distro — focal and jammy. This allows users to have fine-grained control over the Ubuntu version they want to use, while the latest tag always provides the most recent stable release.

To elaborate, our image repository now supports the following tags:

  1. cruizba/ubuntu-dind:latest: This tag points to the latest stable release, which is currently the jammy version of Ubuntu.

  2. cruizba/ubuntu-dind:focal-24.0.6: This tag allows users to pull the focal release of Ubuntu, with docker version: 24.0.6.

  3. cruizba/ubuntu-dind:jammy-24.0.6: This provides the jammy release of Ubuntu, with docker version: 24.0.6.

With this, users can pick the right image for their use-case by specifying the tag that aligns with their preferred Ubuntu version.