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Replace repo with other redis image #9

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gjrtimmer opened this issue Dec 16, 2016 · 2 comments
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Replace repo with other redis image #9

gjrtimmer opened this issue Dec 16, 2016 · 2 comments

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@gjrtimmer
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I've spent several days building a complete new redis image.
I would to request an evaluation from you, to see if we can use this as the basic redis image instead of sameersbn/docker-redis.

Source repository:

Both source repositories are the same.

Overview:

  • alpine:3.4
  • S6-Overlay
  • redis:3.2.5
  • master / slave support
  • full sentinel support (optional, can be activated from docker-compose)
  • full docker support for master / slave / sentinel
  • USERMAP_UID/GID support which was requested with an issue on your repo.
  • ability to run either redis-server or redis-sentinel or both within the same image.

For more information about sentinel: https://redis.io/topics/sentinel

I've thoroughly tested the master with multiple slaves with sentinel, automatic failover etc..., everything is working.

Also everything is documented within the README and I've provided 7 docker-compose examples, see the readme for more information.

I really hope you like it, and are willing to evaluate it and look at the possiblity to either reference it within docker-gitlab or fork my github repo.

@mikehaertl
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I wonder, why there's a gitlab specific redis image at all. Why not simply use the official redis image? https://hub.docker.com/_/redis/

Is there any gitlab specific modification in here?

@RafaelKa
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Hey folks,

why not using official images?

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