X-Pack ML + Debian 9

[coryodaniel]

Not sure if you are interested in a PR for this or not, if not feel free to close!

I needed es w/ x-pack ML, so I created a fork with the base image ported to debian 9 slim and re-enabled x-pack ML.

[pires]

Interesting. What's the size of the image?

[coryodaniel]

Definitely not slim :D

738MB/355MB compressed, 275MB of JVM

root@ec2ccb4989f3:/usr/lib# du -sh /usr/lib/*
4.0K	/usr/lib/X11
628K	/usr/lib/apt
88K	/usr/lib/dconf
16K	/usr/lib/debug
36K	/usr/lib/dpkg
12K	/usr/lib/gcc
20K	/usr/lib/glib-networking
372K	/usr/lib/gnupg
4.0K	/usr/lib/gnupg2
275M	/usr/lib/jvm
1.7M	/usr/lib/locale
20K	/usr/lib/mime
4.0K	/usr/lib/os-release
16K	/usr/lib/python2.7
16K	/usr/lib/python3
4.0K	/usr/lib/sasl2
24K	/usr/lib/ssl
36K	/usr/lib/systemd
4.0K	/usr/lib/tar
8.0K	/usr/lib/tmpfiles.d
175M	/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu

Here is the link to the quay repo

[coryodaniel]

Note, you would still need an x-pack license to use ML with this. I forgot to mention that.