Docker images and AMIs #2
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Cool, good thinking. 😄 The EOL for Ubuntu 18 seems to be literally this month (!): https://ubuntu.com/blog/ubuntu-18-04-eol-for-devices Probably the easier update we can do in the short term is move the image to Ubuntu 20 (LTS). Should be less changes than a newer Ubuntu. The "document it" thing sounds like a good idea too. Do you want to keep on poking around options for the hosting side of things, and set up our Docker credentials? |
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This could do with updating also - https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/redash Not sure if we have access though. |
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I have a terraform module we can probably share (getting clearance) but its basically AWS based, ec2 (ubuntu+docker-compose) + rds + elasticache + alb + kms. We can adapt it for ecs too if needed. ubuntu 22 lts works fine |
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https://hub.docker.com/r/redashcommunity/redash |
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@justinclift I build a pre version based on master code. But i don't have permission to push into our docker hub. |
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AMIs and other cloud images are based on Ubuntu 18 which is almost EOL. I looked at updating them, but essentially it's a image with docker compose and a couple of convenient shell scripts which I think could be documented instead and hosted in a reference repo.
I could write a terraform module for hosting with ECS and RDS since we sort of recommend using that anyway once you reach a certain size of deployment.
We're going to need hosting for docker images- a single account is free on docker hub if we can work with a single set of credentials, until we can join the Docker Open Source program.
I think GitHub and quay.io also have free tiers.
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