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Stock images with Docker

Simon Mier Yako

Hello,

Acodring to both the official docmuentation and the email about bamboo 5.8, the amazon/ubuntu stock images should now have Docker capabilities, however the stock AMIs that I see in my account (ami-949bd6fc/ami-1c247d74) doesn't have them and the windows version is still 2008.

Is there something that I can do in order to get the new images?

Accepted answers

Przemek Bruski

You have to add the capability manually - Docker is installed but for technical reasons we did not add the capabilities to people's accounts.

Note that Docker is only available on 64bit Linux (Amazon/Ubuntu) images.

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Alexey Chystoprudov

Docker doesn't work at Windows without separate VM, so Windows images doesn't have docker capabilities, try to use Ubuntu based images

Przemek Bruski

You have to add the capability manually - Docker is installed but for technical reasons we did not add the capabilities to people's accounts.

Note that Docker is only available on 64bit Linux (Amazon/Ubuntu) images.

Simon Mier Yako

Great! too bad it is not documented anywhere...

Francis Dortort

Isn't ami-949bd6fc the 64bit Amazon image? I still can't find Docker installed on it.

Oliver Hagel-Doll

Could you upgrade the Ubuntu image to the latest Docker version? Currently it's 1.5 whereas the latest one is 1.7...

fmontada

Hi Oliver did you find the way to update Docker on Ubuntu image, I am able to build a new image with Docker task but I am not able to push it to Docker hub, I read that I need to have the last version of Docket because old version has incompatibility with Docker hub

Error

error	30-Aug-2015 18:45:21	time="2015-08-31T01:45:21Z" level=fatal msg="Error: Status 400 trying to push repository fmontada/book-system: \"Access denied: 703a8705027fab8928c91f11e58e1d1ad12716c60f3705a6b5e71e579b1a89a5 is a private image\""

Thanks

Francisco

Oliver Hagel-Doll

@Francisco Montada Yes - do the following:

Disable image termination in AWS for the running Bamboo instance
Update Docker
Stop Bamboo Image from Bamboo -> Image should now be stopped but not terminated!
Detach any additionally (to root EBS) mounted EBS
Create new Image from this instance (should contain only the root volume). Automatically also a snapshot is created from root EBS.
Use this image ID (+ any mounted EBS volume) as basis for a new Bamboo instance

fmontada

hi Oliver thanks to reply sorry I did not understand your the step I did this curl -sSL https://get.docker.com/ | sh and also did not work could you help us ? thanks Francisco

Oliver Hagel-Doll

I did it exactly accordingly to the official guide and it worked.Perhaps a clean uninstall could help?

fmontada

Hi Oliver could send me link on the guide that you used Thanks Fracisco

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