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@LaurentGoderre yes, we use 8.9 and 10.15 mostly. I see now that the tag lts-alpine is actually 10.15.1 Node which is labeled Stable but not LTS. Is this how it should be?
edit: Oh, ok, got it, 10.x is the Active LTS branch, and 10.15 is the Stable one.
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LaurentGoderre commentedon Feb 12, 2019
@brejnko the alpine version gets updated when a new version of Node is released.
brejnko commentedon Feb 12, 2019
@LaurentGoderre good to know that. What options do I have until then? The 3.8 Alpine has a lot of vulnerabilities like the CVE-2018-12699, CVE-2018-7643 and CVE-2019-6109.
Should my organization start building images and we stop using the LTS images from DockerHub?
LaurentGoderre commentedon Feb 12, 2019
@brejnko it's a very hard line to balance staying up-to-date and not breaking everyone's build. When you say your are using LTS, do you mean Node 8?
brejnko commentedon Feb 12, 2019
@LaurentGoderre yes, we use 8.9 and 10.15 mostly. I see now that the tag
lts-alpineis actually 10.15.1 Node which is labeled Stable but not LTS. Is this how it should be?edit: Oh, ok, got it, 10.x is the Active LTS branch, and 10.15 is the Stable one.
IdanAdar commentedon Feb 27, 2019
Do we know when 8.16 is expected so that the node-8:alpine image will get updated as well to alpine 3.9?