Tag releases with version (e.g. dockerfile/elasticsearch:1.3.1)

[ramseykhalaf]

Would be very useful to have numbered version tags in line with elasticsearch versions. i.e.:

dockerfile/elasticsearch:1.3.1
dockerfile/elasticsearch:1.2.3

Right now I am using elasticsearch in a scala project and the client library hasn't updated itself. Which is fine, except I can't build anything except the latest version of elasticsearch, which now means I have to reference images by hashes now, not the ideal solution.

I don't know if this is possible by just adding tags on github, or by possibly tagging the hashes on dockerhub.

[akervern]

+1
It could be a great idea to ensure that a restart with the latest image do not break anything with an upgrade.

Thanks

[2xyo]

👍

[benediktarnold]

+1 I would appreciate that.

[mahnunchik]

+1

[drazzib]

Hi!

What is missing to automate tagging in Docker Hub with current Automated Build ?

Cheers,

[harto]

👍

[jamescarr]

👍 👍 👍

A lot of other official docker images have this, it'd be great if this one provided it as well!

[sudokien]

👍 It'd be great if we can have this

[SHSE]

👍 Please.

[pilwon]

The Docker team suggested moving images under dockerfile namespace to community driven official images using this technique. Tagging images is currently on hold due to this anticipated transition.

If you can volunteer to create and maintain an official image for elasticsearch, please go ahead then let us know so we can redirect this image to the official image.

[drazzib]

Hi all!

FTR, I've just spotted that an "official" elasticsearch image is now provided on Docker Registry with proper versionning ! Source Dockerfile is managed in this repository

Thanks to @infosiftr for this effort !

I think it's safe to close this issue.

[jamescarr]

Yep, been using https://registry.hub.docker.com/_/elasticsearch/ for a week
now. Love it. Thanks for the work all.

On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 12:02 PM, Damien Raude-Morvan <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi all!

FTR, I've just spotted that an "official" elasticsearch
https://registry.hub.docker.com/_/elasticsearch image is now provided
on Docker Registry with proper versionning ! Source Dockerfile is managed
in this repository https://github.com/docker-library/elasticsearch

Thanks to @infosiftr https://github.com/InfoSiftr for this effort !

I think it's safe to close this issue.

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