Closed jpkrohling closed 3 years ago
I talked with @stlaz via IRC, and latest
is indeed appropriate, supported in the last two OpenShift releases.
It seems the answer isn't that clear. While the last two OpenShift releases might work, the actual supported version depends on the underlying cluster version. For OpenShift 4.2, an image that works on that version is made available.
I'm reopening, as it's not clear to me what's the policy around the supported version that should be used.
Ideally, my deployment wouldn't care about it: perhaps I could just annotate my deployment and an OpenShift OAuth Operator would inject the proxy as a sidecar?
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As per this repo's documentation and examples, the
openshift/oauth-proxy:latest
image:tag is being used. But what are the expectations for production usage? Is there a version for each OpenShift version? Or should we expect thatlatest
is supported by the two most recent OpenShift releases?