microdnf | Lightweight implementation of dnf in C | Continuous Deployment library

Trying to install git into a Redhat UBI 8 minimal image with microdnf fails. I've traced the problem I think to the install of shadow-utils, which git requires. Trying to install shadow-utils alone fails as well. I had no trouble installing other common build environment tooling until I added git to the list, and it started failing on shadow-utils.

I can work around by using a non-minimal image and installing with yum instead of microdnf. Still, this seems like it should work. Does anyone have a workaround other than using a larger image to start with?

I'm running two containers. One is Keycloak (for access management/ authorization/ authentication) and the other is a mariadb database meant to store information for Keycloak.

My trouble is that I cannot access Keycloaks admin panel in my browser despite the containers running in the background (usually done by running localhost:8080/auth).

Could somebody point me in the right direction as to what I'm doing wrong?

My Dockerfile:

I am using free tier given by IBM. I want to install TA-Lib and the corresponding python library. I tried following the below URL.

https://github.com/mrjbq7/ta-lib#linux

It seems the IBM environment do not support .deb files. Also, I cannot find yum,dnf, microdnf etc in the env provided.

I tried compiling it from the source, however, on installing python ta-lib, it cannot find the lib and include directory and hence errored out. I tried all the options but to no avail. Below are the commands used. Please note I am executing this in the Jupyter env provided.

I am currently running into a problem trying to set up a new user rather than using root in my docker file. The image builds fine, however when I run the container I get the following error: nginx: [emerg] mkdir() "/var/lib/nginx/tmp/client_body" failed (13: Permission denied)

Below is my dockerfile. I am using redhat UBi image build my dockerfile :

Hi I have am using the solr dockerfile and adding a .jar file with it and creating the docker image.

This is the .jar file I have been trying to add into my docker image

When running locally a jboss/keycloak container, I try to add more software.

So far, I have tried:

I am currently trying to make a Dockerfile with the Ubi-7-minimal Baseimage (This is a must do), to make a Joomla-Dockerimage. Problem is, that it always says that "No package matches php" First, my Dockerfile (I know, the CMD is missing, but thats not the point)

I have a docker container running where I want to install a package. Container is bebian based without Package Managers.

The output of cat /proc/version

I have this information with this playbook:

• hosts: localhost tasks:

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