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Latest docker image #604
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I'll try to take a look at the docker build this week. It's not something we use internally so our support for it hasn't been all it should be. I imagine the reason for the issues might be due to problems between UWSGI and Gevent==1.5.0 issue. For our production deployment which uses UWSGI, we saw issues before we pinned gevent back down to 1.4.0. I recently set up a new Oncall docker repo that builds automatically with each new release so I will try to do the same for Iris soon. |
@diegocepedaw that would be very helpful. It would be very good to have the latest image. Thank you |
Wanted to also comment on this issue because I've been having issues getting the latest docker image for iris to run properly with mysql. In order to get the latest docker image to build without errors I had to make changes to the packages installed through apt to ensure they all support python3. According to the following link, uwsgi-plugin-gevent-python 3 is only available for Ubuntu 20.04 (focal) or later, so I had to update the version of ubuntu I also changed the install requirements in setup.py to remove the version specification for gevent and pyfcm, so that they now use the latest version of those libraries. The image builds properly, but when I deploy it with a mysql 5.7 db, I get the following error. The tables are generated and populated based off the schema and dummy data. I’m not sure if there this error is due to the application image or the mysql configuration. Below are logs from the mysql container. Iris container logs What would you recommend would be the best course of action from here? Were the changes I made to the Dockerfile and the setup.py file heading in the right direction or should I have taken a different approach? |
try with mysql 5.5 version.. downgrading works. |
See #573 issue, which seems to be related/duplicate and is more alive. |
Has anyone been able to build a docker image with the latest version?
The dockerfile in ops/docker is not up to date right?
Why was only one image built 2 years ago?
As I understand the image quay.io/iris/iris:latest is not by far the latest.
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