Hello,
I’d like to pull from Dockerhub an image of an Opensuse 42., but from what I understand it’s not available anymore…
The site loeads to this page :
https://build.opensuse.org/package/binaries/Virtualization:containers:images:openSUSE-Leap-42.3/openSUSE-Leap-42.3-container-image:docker/containers
butI don’t know if this give me an image for Docker…
Is there a way to have what I want ?
Thank in advance !
And from that page, it leads here :
After a try, it seems to be the image I was looking for…do you think it’s the good choice ?
Personally,
I always use Dockerhub to access images, particularly since it’s fully integrated into docker tools for downloading.
So,
For instance from the dockerhub home page you can do a search for openSUSE
https://hub.docker.com/
And get the following page
https://hub.docker.com/search?q=opensuse%2042.3&type=image
Where you’ll find the following image which I’d recommend
https://hub.docker.com/r/yastdevel/opensuse-42.3
That’s a good point that openSUSE containers on dockerhub automatically default to latest current stable… I don’t think that even official 15.0 images are available. A case can be made that 42.3 is no longer supported, so should not be available anymore.
In any case, it’s pretty easy for just about anyone to make a private (not officially openSUSE) image of anything, so a 42.3 container can be created if there is reason and demand for such a thing.
HTH,
TSU
Great, thank you very much for the yastdevel package, i didn’t see it.