Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The default latest release Docker tag is based on Alpine, however some users prefer to use the Debian variant, which provide some users with a more familiar environment - which includes more tools that are readily available for common compilation taks - eg like building and installing certain gems.
Since there is no latest-debian, latest-debian-1 (or similar) tags available on Docker Hub, a specific fluentd version must be explicitly defined in the Dockerfile. This is not always desirable, especially if the intention is not to "pin" to a specific version, but rather to always pull the latest version automatically. Users also need to be informed when certain bug- and security fixes are made available to that the latest version can be manually updated and pulled.
Describe the solution you'd like
Making latest-debian, latest-debian-1 (or similar) tags available on Docker hub.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually updating the Debian-based image versions specified in Dockerfiles for fluentd.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The default
latest
release Docker tag is based on Alpine, however some users prefer to use the Debian variant, which provide some users with a more familiar environment - which includes more tools that are readily available for common compilation taks - eg like building and installing certain gems.Since there is no
latest-debian
,latest-debian-1
(or similar) tags available on Docker Hub, a specific fluentd version must be explicitly defined in the Dockerfile. This is not always desirable, especially if the intention is not to "pin" to a specific version, but rather to always pull the latest version automatically. Users also need to be informed when certain bug- and security fixes are made available to that the latest version can be manually updated and pulled.Describe the solution you'd like
Making
latest-debian
,latest-debian-1
(or similar) tags available on Docker hub.Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually updating the Debian-based image versions specified in Dockerfiles for fluentd.
Additional context
No response