docker images at exozet

• At exozet we use gitlab ci, drone or other docker based tools for CI/CD.
• Sometimes we need images and don't want to rely on custom builds for every projects.
• Sometimes we don't know which is the official image or the official image only has latest tags.
• To avoid this, we create small Dockerfiles (usually based on alpine) for those images.
• For official images with too many updates, we maintain a whitelist.

Our Images

To avoid depending on lots of good (but not exozet maintained) docker images, we are hosting auto build images on docker hub. If we want to make a new version available there, you need to do only one step: add a new tag with the version number. Minutes later the image will be available as exozet/product:version on docker hub. By design they have an entrypoint set to sh -c to make it easy to use them in gitlab ci jobs.

The following images are available:

• exozet/php-fpm // source (lots of necessary php extensions and configuration with environment variables)
• exozet/helm // source (curl+helm)
• exozet/curl // source (curl)
• exozet/kubectl // source (curl+kubectl)
• exozet/goss // source (curl+goss)
• exozet/jq // source (curl+jq)

Whitelist

• alpine
• google/cloud-sdk:alpine

Deprecations

• byrnedo/alpine-curl -> use exozet/curl
• devth/helm -> use exozet/helm
• aelsabbahy/goss -> use exozet/goss
• php -> use exozet/php-fpm

Tools

We use hub.docker.com (and sometimes travis-ci) for building the images. We use quay.io to generate CVE-Reports.

License

This README.md is copyright by Exozet (http://exozet.com) and licensed under the terms of MIT License.