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Martijn Koster commented on SOLR-11245:
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Most Docker users interact with docker through images hosted on Docker hub, and
there is already a "solr" Solr image there, from the "official-images" repo
managed by Docker Inc. That uses the image from
https://github.com/docker-solr/docker-solr, which is managed by myself and
committer [~shalinmangar] with help from [~dsmiley] and others, and gets
reviewed by the Docker library team. It is setup as a github organisation, so
that we can add users, and arrange for succession and so on.
This image itself is fairly straightforward; it's just Solr installed in an
OpenJDK image, with some scripts to make it a little easier to work with, and
some documentation to go along with it. Most of the work goes into setting up
the build process for the official images builders, doing security
verification, looking at our own Travis CI, maintaining multiple versions,
keeping on top of new versions that are released, working with the Docker
library team, dealing with github issues as they are raised, keeping up with
the ever-changing Docker features and so on. We try to be careful about
backwards compatibility; this image has been around for a couple of years now,
and originally came from one I started in 2013. So far folks seem to be happy
enough with how these things are working out.
If you want to help out there, you're very welcome; there are often github
issues asking for help and examples, and occasional new feature requests
without PRs.
If there is an appetite for the Apache Solr committers/jira/infrastructure
whatever to be more involved or take administrative responsibility or whatever,
I'm open to discussing that.
> Cloud native Dockerfile
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>
> Key: SOLR-11245
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-11245
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Components: Build
> Affects Versions: 6.6
> Reporter: jay vyas
> Fix For: master (8.0)
>
>
> SOLR Should have its own Dockerfile, ideally one that is cloud native (i.e.
> doesn't expect anything special from the operating system in terms of user
> IDs, etc), for deployment, that we can curate and submit changes to as part
> of the official ASF process, rather then externally. The idea here is that
> testing SOLR regression, as a microservice, is something we should be doing
> as part of our continuous integration, rather then something done externally.
> We have a team here that would be more then happy to do the work to port
> whatever existing SOLR dockerfiles are out there into something that is ASF
> maintainable, and cloud native, and easily testable, as well.
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