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• JS7 can be operated for Docker® containers, for details see see the JS7 - Docker Containers article.
• SOS provides Linux based JS7 images for Docker® containers that ship with a current Alpine base image (alpine:latest) and OpenJDK.
  • The Alpine base image has been chosen as it includes up to date security patches to the OS and results in an efficient image size.
  • The OpenJDK 1.8 has been chosen as it provides long term support until 2030 - beyond the scope of Java 11 and Java 17, see the Oracle Java SE Support Roadmap.
• SOS supports JS7 releases from Docker® images that are publicly available from Docker Hub at https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/sosberlin/js7
  • Full Support: Users can build their own images extending the images provided by SOS.
    • SOS offers "plus" images for Agents that include a recent PowerShell release and the JS7 - PowerShell Module.
    • Users might want to add e.g. , for example, scripting languages such as Python, Perl, Ruby etc. to their individual own images.
  • Limited Support: Users can freely are free to choose their base images and Java versions to be used. However, SOS will not accept any liability for base images nor for a properly working OS and interoperability with the Java version in use. Limited Support includes to provide providing support as best practice, not as a guaranteed service level.
    • The interoperability of JS7 with "official images" from distributors such as RedHat, Ubuntu, Debian is within the scope of SOS support (see Docker Hub for the definition of "official images").
    • Concerning Java releases: it is strongly recommended to that users stick to LTS releases only which include e.g. , for example, Java 1.8, 11, 17 etc. Java releases from Oracle, OpenJDK and AdoptOpenJDK are within the scope of SOS support, Java releases from other distributors are not.
• Users who want to build their own images can use the instructions from in the following articles.

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