Closed adrianchifor closed 7 years ago
Hi @adrianchifor
This image is an help to run/understand easily the examples
But what we could do is:
Follow the RabbitMQ version with the last rabbitmq-autoclsuter
version. Something like rabbitmq-autocluster:3.6.10
and add on the descriptions the rabbitmq-autocluster
version it is using.
Follow both RabbitMQ and Autocluster version something like:
rabbitmq-autocluster:3.6.10-autocluster-0.80
(or similar)
My original idea was the option 1.
Thoughts @michaelklishin @dcorbacho ?
I think option 1 would be sufficient.
Actually, option 2 might be a bit thorough, since tags on docker images should be a snapshot of a specific commit and not change after (except the latest tag and security fixes). Since this is the autocluster image, might be a better idea to have the image tag the same as the release tag on GitHub, people will look into what version of rabbitmq is used in a specific autocluster release.
@adrianchifor this plugin doesn't really have a strict dependency on a particular RabbitMQ version (it primarily uses internal functions that rarely change). #40 introduces a way to specify the plugin version you want. Generally images should target the most recent RabbitMQ release. If that's not what you want, well, the Dockerfile
is quite small and there really isn't much to installing and enabling this plugin.
Going to update https://hub.docker.com/r/pivotalrabbitmq/rabbitmq-autocluster with rabbitmq-autocluster:3.6.10
and rabbitmq-autocluster:latest
Done: https://hub.docker.com/r/pivotalrabbitmq/rabbitmq-autocluster/tags/
Execute rabbitmq-plugins list
command to know the auto-cluster version:
/ # rabbitmq-plugins list
Configured: E = explicitly enabled; e = implicitly enabled
| Status: [failed to contact rabbit@5b299a2378b1 - status not shown]
|/
[e ] amqp_client 3.6.10
[E ] autocluster 0.8.0
[e ] cowboy 1.0.4
[e ] cowlib 1.0.2
[ ] rabbitmq_amqp1_0 3.6.10
....
Hey guys, can we please have the docker image tagged with the version of the release on GitHub? We don't want to keep pulling the latest image in case it breaks.