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Getting better stuff in Dockerhub is definitely on our radar. What's in there is old and wasn't done well. The current round of Docker support is quite new, just in the most recent version. We're definitely aiming for it, just not there yet.

They are most definitely in the tar.gz file that you can download from bugzilla.org/download

Getting one with Bugzilla itself put on Dockerhub does seem like it might be a good idea.

Those recent ones there are all base images with the prerequisites installed but not Bugzilla itself. The Dockerfiles used in the tests build on top of those.

In the main download. Unpack the tarball, cd into it, and type `docker compose up`

And you can read the pod docs here: bugzilla.readthedocs.io/en/l…

It ships with a docker-compose.yml file that produces a working demo out of the box. What would make it "proper"?

In case you're wondering why we haven't had any livestreams lately: bandwidth issues. I've had lots of network dropouts, and there's a new ISP setting up service in my neighborhood promising better throughput so I've kinda been stalling for them to get set up. Someday soon...

Don't worry about it, you're very not alone in mixing that up. It happens :-)

I usually just ignore these because it happens all the time, but since you've done it multiple times now I suppose I should point out that @bugzilla is not bugzilla.mozilla.org

For those who also hang out on Bluesky, we now have a presence there: bsky.app/profile/bugzilla.or…