Dockerfiles for CentOS based images of Istio

Images are on Docker Hub.

Building

In order to build them locally, you can make use of the helper script create-images.sh, passing the desired tag:

./create-images.sh -t my-tag -b
# -t is the tag, -b stands for "build"

This will build all images locally with the name openshiftistio/COMPONENT-centos7:my-tag.

If you don't want to follow this naming, you can always build them individually, for example:

docker build -t my-pilot:my-tag -f Dockerfile.pilot .

Helper script

create-images.sh is able to do more than just, say, creating images. It supports removal (untagging), building and pushing of images.

Example: if you want to build local images (-b) but want do remove (untag) previously existing local images (-d) first, and after building, you want to push (-p) them, run:

./create-images.sh -t my-tag -b -d -p

Run ./create-images.sh to see all the options.

Versions

Master

master branch of this repository tracks the master branch of Istio. It's supposed to generate images frequently, on top of the latest and greatest Istio. It uses the Istio-daily COPR repository in order to have the latest, unreleased Istio.

Images on Docker Hub with the tag latest are based on this branch.

Released, stable versions

The branch stable tracks released versions of Istio, and is not updated frequently as master. It uses the Istio COPR repository in order to have the latest stable Istio.