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Updates `flask` from 2.3.2 to 3.1.3 - [Release notes](https://github.com/pallets/flask/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/pallets/flask/blob/main/CHANGES.rst) - [Commits](https://github.com/pallets/flask/compare/2.3.2...3.1.3) |
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| website | ||
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| README.md | ||
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| entrypoint.bash | ||
| fdb.bash | ||
| fdb_single.bash | ||
| run_ycsb.sh | ||
| run_ycsb_standalone.sh | ||
| sidecar.py | ||
| sidecar_test.py | ||
README.md
packaging/docker
This directory contains the pieces for building FoundationDB docker images.
build-images.sh will optionally take a single parameter that will be used as an
image tag postfix.
For more details it is best to read the build-images.sh shell script itself to
learn more about how the images are built.
For details about what is in the images, peruse Dockerfile
the samples directory is out of date, and anything therein should be used with
the expectation that it is, at least, partially (if not entirely) incorrect.
Building images locally without the script
If you only want to build a custom container image based on an already released FDB version you run the following command from the root:
export REGISTRY=docker.io
export FDB_VERSION=7.3.63
docker build --build-arg FDB_VERSION=${FDB_VERSION} -t ${REGISTRY}/foundationdb/fdb-kubernetes-monitor:${FDB_VERSION} --target fdb-kubernetes-monitor -f ./packaging/docker/Dockerfile .
Or if you want to build the foundationdb image and not the fdb-kubernetes-monitor:
export REGISTRY=docker.io
export FDB_VERSION=7.3.63
docker build --build-arg FDB_VERSION=${FDB_VERSION} -t ${REGISTRY}/foundationdb/foundationdb:${FDB_VERSION} --target foundationdb -f ./packaging/docker/Dockerfile .