Officially supported Docker images

[petromir]

Thanks for the awesome tool!

I would like to use mvnd Docker image instead of https://hub.docker.com/_/maven for building/testing my projects in the CI/CD pipelines. There is an existing project that seems to be abandoned, and I was wondering if providing an official Docker image is part of your plans.

[gnodet]

I don't think there are plans... I can fork the project inside https://github.com/mvndaemon if someone if willing to provide PRs to it.

[petromir]

@gnodet Is it going to be considered as an official Docker image if we manage it under mvndaemon root?

[petromir]

@gnodet any insights about the above

[gnodet]

We can point at that image and consider it the ASF official supported image, I don't see any problem in doing so. We'd need to provide some scripts to update the image easily so that it could be included in mvnd release process.

[petromir]

@gnodet please create this repository and I will try to do the the initial PR. I'm not a DevOps expert, so I will be glad if we have person that will check for any security issue or suboptimal concepts in the Dockerfile

[gnodet]

https://github.com/mvndaemon/mvnd-docker

[petromir]

@gnodet lovely. Any special contribution requirements?

[gnodet]

This will be licensed under ASL 2.0 and you need to grant a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty0free, irrevocable copyright license.

[petromir]

The license is clear. I was referring to some code of conduct.