Official-images: amd64 (and i386) build server down, causing issues pulling new image tags

Created on 28 Aug 2018  路  13Comments  路  Source: docker-library/official-images

The following Gradle tags don't have amd64 images:

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Verifying on my end that docker pull wordpress:cli is once again working as expected, and we're seeing builds pass in our Travis environment which were previously failing.

Thanks for jumping on this so quickly!

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Looks like the pipeline is still building out the images
https://doi-janky.infosiftr.net/job/multiarch/job/amd64/job/gradle/102/console

The multiarch-amd64 and multiarch-i386 nodes are offline, and has been for a day. The builds will be stuck in the queue until the nodes are restored.

Crap, yep; we're working on restoring that infra asap! Sorry for the trouble. 馃槹馃拃

Just to be clear, this is the build server outage _coupled_ with https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/issues/3835.

Known affected repos:

  • gradle
  • wordpress
  • nginx
  • vault
  • erlang

(will try to keep this list up to date as we scramble to get that infrastructure back up)

As a workaround, pulling images with the amd64/ prefix should still be functional.

Update: I've put a temporary patch in place to build just these three images to fix the interim issue while we work on the larger infrastructure issue (ie, rebuilding our main amd64 build server).

Update 2x: several of my temporary builds have finished: (so should be fixed, or fixed shortly when the put-shared job runs)

  • nginx
  • vault
  • gradle
  • wordpress
  • erlang

Verifying on my end that docker pull wordpress:cli is once again working as expected, and we're seeing builds pass in our Travis environment which were previously failing.

Thanks for jumping on this so quickly!

Yeah, hopefully we can get the proper infrastructure restored soon. :grimacing:

Thanks @tianon!

We have a slightly-less-temporary server in place now, so normal builds should be resuming. :+1:

This isn't entirely fixed (we're still on a somewhat temporary server), but it's fixed enough that I feel OK closing this now.

Is there a way to check which build servers are up? Currently having issues with this as well.

@Dragas I can tell you for certain that this is not the issue you're encountering -- this issue is referring very specifically to the build infrastructure for the Official Images project (https://github.com/docker-library/official-images), whose status can be seen at https://doi-janky.infosiftr.net/

If you're having an issue with Docker Hub's automated builds, your best bet is https://status.docker.com/. If you're having an issue somewhere else, you'll want to contact whoever maintains that infrastructure.

@tianon I see! Thank you for pointing me to the right direction.

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