I want to build my golang project image using git cicd and kankio. The problem is my golang project has some private git repo dependencies which require ssh key during go mod download or go build. What I am doing…
I have the following Dockerfile. FROM debian:10.7 ARG DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive RUN echo "Acquire::http::Proxy "${HTTP_PROXY}";" >> /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50proxy && echo "Acquire::https::Proxy "${HTTPS_PROXY}";" >> /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50proxy # Install coreutils, dialog, apt-utils since busybox seems to lack them RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y coreutils…
I'm building a Docker image with Kaniko. I would like to use two separate private artifactories for my GitLab CI/CD pipeline: One from which the Dockerfile takes its source image (Artifactory1/Repo1) One to which the pipeline will push the ready…
Given a monorepo of ~35 services using a Gitlab-CI with k8s runners. The images are built using Kaniko, utilizing <job>.extends of a prototype template, and life is great. However, lately, we wanted to save a key on consul and change…
I was able to publish a Docker image using the jenkins pipeline, but not pull the docker image from the nexus.I used kaniko to build the image. deployment.yml apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: labels: app: test-app name: test-app namespace: jenkins…
The use case is such that I need both JDK and Mongo images in a single container, the java process starts up the Mongo daemon process.
I'm facing a pretty strange Problem. First of all my setup: I got a private Gitlab server which uses Gitlab CI Runners on Kubernetes to build Docker Images. For that purpose I use the Kaniko Image. The Runners are provisioned…