Leo Christy Jesuraj

@semihalf-mazur-hubert The container images for arm64 could only be provided once Liberty runtime officially supports it.

Create a new kernel image to follow the application image pattern of Open Liberty (add server.xml, call feature.sh, add app and then configure.sh): https://github.com/OpenLiberty/ci.docker#building-an-application-image As this would be a breaking...

features.sh will be introduced as part of existing `kernel` images. If features.sh hasn't been invoked, then invoke it as part of configure.sh. Document the new process to build application images...

Thanks @arthurdm. Checked with the Java team last week on the deprecation of AdoptOpenJDK and they suggested moving to IBM Semeru Runtime (which has UBI images as well - Eclipse...

Checked with the Java team again and the recommendation is to use IBM Semeru given the performance advantage of OpenJ9 over Hotspot.

Recommendation is to use Semeru. Closing.

@idlewis please add your analysis of truststore handling in Liberty container here. Thank you

@idlewis It could be the removal of `/output/workarea` inside `populate_scc.sh` that slowed down the server startup (from this [PR](https://github.com/OpenLiberty/ci.docker/pull/232/files#) ). Could you please compare with just deleting the correct directory...

We discussed this today and decided to stick with UBI 8-based images for the time being for Liberty images and move up to UBI 9 after the final release of...

UBI 8 will be in support at least until 2029 (according to the information in https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata#RHEL8_Life_Cycle). Some OS CVEs are only fixed for UBI 9 and not UBI 8 (it's...