These PHP images will shortly be rebuilt based on the Remi RPMs (https://rpms.remirepo.net/) rather than on those published via the IUS Project (https://ius.io/). This is being done with longevity of these images in mind, and to better enable speedy updates and following the PHP release cycle.
As part of the move to Remi, the IUS based images available here will be deprecated effective immediately. The IUS based images have been pushed to Docker Hub with an additional -ius suffix and will remain available for at least the next 90 days, after which they may be removed and will no longer be available (old Dockerfiles could still be used by you to build IUS based images as-needed should you not be able to migrate to using the Remi RPMs).
Pull and retag the image with -ius suffix applied, then push the new tag to docker hub:
$ for tag in $tags; do docker pull davidalger/php:$tag; done
$ for tag in $tags; do docker image tag davidalger/php:$tag davidalger/php:$tag-ius; done
$ for tag in $tags; do docker push davidalger/php:$tag-ius; done
These PHP images will shortly be rebuilt based on the Remi RPMs (https://rpms.remirepo.net/) rather than on those published via the IUS Project (https://ius.io/). This is being done with longevity of these images in mind, and to better enable speedy updates and following the PHP release cycle.
As part of the move to Remi, the IUS based images available here will be deprecated effective immediately. The IUS based images have been pushed to Docker Hub with an additional
-ius
suffix and will remain available for at least the next 90 days, after which they may be removed and will no longer be available (old Dockerfiles could still be used by you to build IUS based images as-needed should you not be able to migrate to using the Remi RPMs).Images were moved via the following process:
-ius
suffix applied, then push the new tag to docker hub: