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Idan Adar
Idan Adar

Reputation: 44516

Docker-in-Docker with Alpine 3.8

Recently the DIND release was updated from using Alpine 3.8 to Alpine 3.9.
Alpine 3.9 supports only Node 10.14. This is problematic because Node 10.14 is incompatible with several required packages, such as ursa and @newrelic/nativemetrics... these work well with Alpine 3.8, which supports Node 8.14.

We've been using DIND as our build's pipline Jenkins agent in a Docker Swarm.
With the above upgrade, DIND with Alpine 3.8 is no longer available and we're now in a situation where our build pipeline is broken...

Can someone suggest a way to get DIND with Alpine 3.8?
This is the Dockerfile: https://github.com/IdanAdar/test-docker

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2907

Answers (1)

webwurst
webwurst

Reputation: 4950

You can stick with an older image like docker:18.06.2-dind. Alternatively take the upstream Dockerfile and edit the alpine version to your liking. No guaranty the build will still work, but could be worth a try.

In the long run you probably want your dependencies to be upgraded to versions compatible with more recent Node releases.

Upvotes: 2

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