Mention docker 20.10.25 to 24.0.5 upgrade in v6.8.0 changelog #1249
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This week I was debugging a docker performance regression in one of our pipelines, and for a while I wondered if the docker version was a problem. It turned out not to be, but while investigating I discovered the recent 6.8.0 elastic stack release included a reasonably large docker upgrade from 20.10.25 to 24.0.5. The 20.10 series started in late 2020, and the 24.0 series was released in May 2023. I expect most folks docker based pipelines will continue to work unmodified, but there might be edge cases from a 3+ year jump. Maybe this will save folks a bit of debugging time.
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This week I was debugging a docker performance regression in one of our pipelines, and for a while I wondered if the docker version was a problem.
It turned out not to be, but while investigating I discovered the recent 6.8.0 elastic stack release included a reasonably large docker upgrade from 20.10.25 to 24.0.5.
The 20.10 series started in late 2020, and the 24.0 series was released in May 2023. I expect most folks docker based pipelines will continue to work unmodified, but there might be edge cases from a 3+ year jump. Maybe this will save folks a bit of debugging time.
The v3.7.0 release also included a couple of less notable version bumps, but I'm not sure if they're worth including.