[ANNOUNCE] Docker images for gRPC development are 1.0

[Mark Mandel]

All,

If you are looking for a quick way to spin up a local environment with all the tools you need for gRPC development, or looking for a container to use for CI/CD systems, the gRPC Docker images have now all been updated to 1.0!

You can see them all on Dockerhub:

https://hub.docker.com/u/grpc/

If you want to see the source, and/or make comments/PRs/issues/see how the magic happens/etc - please do so here:

https://github.com/grpc/grpc-docker-library

Hope you find it useful!

Mark

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[Gopinath Taget]

Hello,

Is there any documentation/blog post or examples on how to use these docker images to build? For instance how would I use this to build golang apps?

Thanks

Gopinath

[Mark Mandel]

Gopinath,

All the dependencies are in the Docker image, so if you want to get started, it could just be as easy as:

$ docker run -it grpc/go bash

and take it from there (you may want to volume mount your local code - but I leave that to you)

But yes - some Docker knowledge is required ;)

Hope that helps!

Mark

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[ww.cj.e...@gmail.com]

Why is there no image for Java?  Is that because it is assumed that a system would already have Java on it? 

Maybe I just don't understand the intention of these images?

[Mark Mandel]

So I looked into building an image for Java, but to install the gRPC tooling for Java it's just a Gradle/Maven plugin and you are good to go. There are already images out there with Gradle / Maven pre-installed, so it seemed like a waste of effort to build another one.

For the other languages there are a few more steps to installing the dependencies for gRPC, so it becomes a bit nicer to just be able to download a Docker container with all the tools needed to work with gRPC.

Does that make sense?

Sounds like I need to update the README on the Github repo to be more clear.

Mark

On 17 November 2016 at 11:34, <ww.cj.e...@gmail.com> wrote:

Why is there no image for Java?  Is that because it is assumed that a system would already have Java on it? 

Maybe I just don't understand the intention of these images?

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[ww.cj.e...@gmail.com]

Ok, yes, thanks!

[Cheng Zhao]

Could you provide a link to the instructions on how to install gRPC tooling for Java?

On Sunday, November 20, 2016 at 2:12:13 PM UTC-5, Mark Mandel wrote:

So I looked into building an image for Java, but to install the gRPC tooling for Java it's just a Gradle/Maven plugin and you are good to go. There are already images out there with Gradle / Maven pre-installed, so it seemed like a waste of effort to build another one.

For the other languages there are a few more steps to installing the dependencies for gRPC, so it becomes a bit nicer to just be able to download a Docker container with all the tools needed to work with gRPC.

Does that make sense?

Sounds like I need to update the README on the Github repo to be more clear.

Mark

On 17 November 2016 at 11:34, <ww.cj.e...@gmail.com> wrote:

Why is there no image for Java?  Is that because it is assumed that a system would already have Java on it? 

Maybe I just don't understand the intention of these images?

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[Eric Anderson]

Please don't revive two year old threads.

For grpc-java on normal platforms (e.g., not Alpine, not ARM) you just need java+Javac installed. I'd strongly suggest using Maven/Gradle wrappers in your projects to make such things easy.

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