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[🚀 Feature]: Ubuntu Based video Image #2037
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@amardeep2006, thank you for creating this issue. We will troubleshoot it as soon as we can.
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@VietND96 Please hold and don't roll back immediately. We should hear from more people as well.
Reacted by Viet Nguyen Duc- pinned this issue
on Nov 30, 2023 I think either works well. Probably easier to maintain Ubuntu.
Reacted by Amar Deep Singh@VietND96 I guess there a base ubuntu image for ffmpeg 6 from jrottenberg (Julien Rottenberg) as well. That will make sense for base since we are on ffmpeg 6 already.
- linked a pull request that will close this issuefeat: Video image with based FFmpeg-6.1 on Ubuntu-22.04 #2042
on Dec 1, 2023 - unpinned this issue
on Dec 1, 2023 This issue has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs.
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Feature and motivation
I noticed that recently we switched to Alpine based images for Video Recorder ffmpeg Images. While Alpine may be slightly lightweight but at the same time Ubuntu is more acceptable in Enterprise environments. It took Alpine years to address famous dns "issue" in musl libc lib. Overall ubuntu also has great track record on patching . I have seen tons of backporting in os or framework related patches.
I am not suggesting immediate switch back but I just want to discuss if we should stick to Ubuntu as all the Images are Ubuntu based.
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Enterprise environments.