The Container Images for Windows Server 2022 have been published, and
we can start building test images using them, so we can start adding
jobs for them.
The image versions for the e2e test images have been bumped in a previous
commit, but haven't been promoted yet. We don't need to bump them here.
httpd-2.4.46-win64-VC15.zip no longer exists, so we have to use
httpd-2.4.48-win64-VC15.zip instead.
The same SHA cannot be pushed twice to the staging registry. Because some images were
mirrored, their SHAs remained unchanged. This addresses this issue.
A 32-bit php was included in the images, instead of the 64-bit one. The base image
is nanoserver-based, which does not support 32-bit apps. Because of this, httpd
fails to start.
Additionally, we've previously removed the busybox-helper dependency, but was
left in in the httpd images. This removes the dependency from the httpd images.
The PHP release page tends to get updated and changed every time there's a
new release, removing the old ones. Because of this, the PHP link in the
httpd and httpd-new images may become invalid.
Updating the links to the archives solves this issue.
Adds the httpd, nginx, images that are used in tests.
Two different versions of nginx have to build, and thus, the have
different folders. An ALIAS file was added to nginx-new in order to
keep the same image name.
Dockerhub will introduce rate limiting in November, and a lot of E2E tests
are relying on the busybox image. It could potentially become an issue
causing jobs to fail because of this.
Ideally, we'd have the busybox image mirrored on gcr.io, but that could take
some time. Until then, we can just have the Image Builder mirror the image
for us in the staging registry and use that for tests until this issue is
solved. The busybox image should NOT be promoted out of staging.
During the sig-testing meeting, it was decided that we should do the same
for the other images are hosted on dockerhub.
Two different versions of httpd and nginx have to be built, and thus, the have
different folders. An ALIAS file was added to httpd-new and nginx-new in order
to keep the same image name.
