Was Alpine ever used for the official images?
Given the modular nature of Kamailio it’s probably difficult even deciding which modules to put into an “official” image as it is without making the image bloated. For example, the dependencies for DB modules are relatively large, and it’s
uncommon to need multiple DB types.
Generally speaking there are published alpine packages for Kamailio, and as of right now, pulling `alpine:latest` the package version is 5.6.3 – only one minor version behind the current release – not to bad!
As a matter of personal usage, I do create my own alpine packages in a scratch container. I then bind-mount this when building my runtime container, which will result in a hopefully as small as possible container with whichever packages
I choose. If you’d like to use my packages, feel free, as they’re on Docker Hub, along with a simple example. A side note, for dependency reasons it’s challenging to build some modules for alpine. If anyone knows how to build and package secsipid for alpine,
I’d love to know! :)
https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/whosgonna/kamailio-apks/general
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Thanks a lot for your answer.
I see that that registry is used for the Debian based images. Do you know if there's any reason why Alpine images are not used anymore?
Regards,
Manel
O xov., 13 de abr. de 2023 ás 15:57, Daniel-Constantin Mierla (<miconda@gmail.com>) escribiu: