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> Plenty of others already maintain public OCI images of Minio (Bitnami is one example). Looks like that's coming to an end too. https://community.broadcom.co
by baobun 1y ago
> Plenty of others already maintain public OCI images of Minio (Bitnami is one example).
Looks like that's coming to an end too.
https://community.broadcom.com/tanzu/blogs/beltran-rueda-borrego/2025/08/18/how-to-prepare-for-the-bitnami-changes-coming-soon https://community.broadcom.com/tanzu/blogs/beltran-rueda-bor...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45048419 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45048419
- caymanjim 1y agoYeah, I saw that recently. linuxserver.io bundles a lot of apps into OCI images, and I use many of theirs because they tend to be better-designed than official ones—or at least more consistent. And while some people might be intimidated by it, it's not a huge lift to make your own images. I don't mean to trivialize it, because it's at best inconvenient, and can be challenging. In many cases it's only a few minutes of work to bundle something up. LLMs are great at this. For a Golang app like Minio, it's a piece of cake, since you don't have to install a zillion dependencies manually.
- tzahifadida 1y agoReally easy, I made a script to build bitnami images from a command line menu and push it to your dockerhub. It also detects changes in versions and you can rebuild and push again. https://github.com/tzahifadida/oys-bitnami-builder https://github.com/tzahifadida/oys-bitnami-builder