Docker

Image is built from official node:alpine image, which runs on the popular Alpine Linux project. Alpine Linux is much smaller than most distribution base images (~5MB), which leads to much slimmer images in general. If you are not familiar with Docker, please start by reading Getting Started section of Official Docker Documentation.

Versions

route53-dynamic-dns:latest

Points to latest stable version. Every attempt is made to keep releases backwards compatible. Project follows Semantic Versioning. You can expect breaking changes may exist in MAJOR versions ( 1.X.X -> 2.X.X), but they should not exist in MINOR and PATCH versions. Since project inception there has not been a release that is not backwards compatible. The code base is stable. There is no expectation of issues with backwards compatibility in future versions, but everyone should be aware of how versions are managed. For most people looking to be hands-off on upgrades, it should be safe to use latest version. If your primary concern is stability, it is recommended that you use a specific version (see below).

route53-dynamic-dns:v1.3.9

Stable version built from tag v1.3.9. The code is also available as GitHub Release with tag v1.3.9.

route53-dynamic-dns:dev

Automated build triggers with every git push to master branch. This version is not guaranteed to be stable. If you are looking for a stable version, please use route53-dynamic-dns:v1.3.9 or route53-dynamic-dns:latest.

Pull Image

Pull image from DockerHub. Replace [version] with desired version (ex: v1.3.9).

docker pull sjmayotte/route53-dynamic-dns:[verison]