Closed thomasboussekey closed 5 years ago
Hi @thomasboussekey,
Why did you create a centos image?
I'm more at ease with RH distros...
Perhap's other people feel the same.
I can understand you didn't want to add it, feel free.
Thomas
Le dim. 28 oct. 2018 à 13:27, Taivo Käsper notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hi @thomasboussekey https://github.com/thomasboussekey,
Why did you create a centos image?
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Are you using this docker image as a base image? Or you are more at ease with centos when submitting update pull requests for OmniDB?
I think for a user of this image there is no difference what it runs on. What do you think?
Hi,
As ops, I like to have the possibility to choose the container I want to install in the Linux distribution, I'm more comfortable with.
I'm not at ease with debian-like linux, because I only use rhel and centos VMs at work.
Several weeks ago, I had to install oracle linux for testing solution. When I had to perform network debugging I didn't know how to install wget or curl, which one was compatible... a nightmare...
For the project, I thought it could be interesting to offer both alpine and centos compatibility.
Have a nice week Regards Thomas
Le dim. 28 oct. 2018 à 14:59, Taivo Käsper notifications@github.com a écrit :
Are you using this docker image as a base image? Or you are more at ease with centos when submitting update pull requests for OmniDB?
I think for a user of this image there is no difference what it runs on. What do you think?
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If you prefer,I can update the merge request and put my email address as maintainer of the image 😉
Tom
Le dim. 28 oct. 2018 à 16:04, Thomas Boussekey thomas.boussekey@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi,
As ops, I like to have the possibility to choose the container I want to install in the Linux distribution, I'm more comfortable with.
I'm not at ease with debian-like linux, because I only use rhel and centos VMs at work.
Several weeks ago, I had to install oracle linux for testing solution. When I had to perform network debugging I didn't know how to install wget or curl, which one was compatible... a nightmare...
For the project, I thought it could be interesting to offer both alpine and centos compatibility.
Have a nice week Regards Thomas
Le dim. 28 oct. 2018 à 14:59, Taivo Käsper notifications@github.com a écrit :
Are you using this docker image as a base image? Or you are more at ease with centos when submitting update pull requests for OmniDB?
I think for a user of this image there is no difference what it runs on. What do you think?
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Hi @thomasboussekey,
I tried setting up docker cloud for building, testing and publishing multiple images with different base images but unfortunately then the build times for every PR get too slow (around 30 minutes).
I think for now it is better to keep it on alpine only.
Hello @taivokasper ,
I have created a centos image. Its size is 701 MB. I hoped to perform better, but...
I discovered that omnidb offers also RPM & DEB files for installation: https://omnidb.org/en/downloads-en
I will try to play with soon ;-)
Thomas