Brief description
There is a need to upgrade both the CrowdSec and Alpine Docker images as proposed in the following pull requests:
Fixes
- Why: Upgrading ensures that the deployment benefits from the latest security patches, bug fixes, and new features provided by upstream maintainers of CrowdSec and Alpine.
- Purpose: Maintain a secure and stable environment for users by regularly updating critical dependencies.
Proposed solution
Adopt and merge both PRs #81 and #78 to update the CrowdSec Docker image to v1.6.11 and the Alpine base image to v3.22.1, bouncer to 0.0.34, respectively.
Merge the fixes
Alternative solutions
- Continue using the current versions, accepting increased risk and potential for missing improvements.
- Consider evaluating other versions, but this increases maintenance overhead.
Additional context
Routine dependency upgrades are essential for Docker-based projects to ensure up-to-date security and compatibility.
See also
Acknowledgements
Thanks to the maintainers and contributors for ongoing efforts in keeping dependencies current.
Brief description
There is a need to upgrade both the CrowdSec and Alpine Docker images as proposed in the following pull requests:
Fixes
Proposed solution
Adopt and merge both PRs #81 and #78 to update the CrowdSec Docker image to v1.6.11 and the Alpine base image to v3.22.1, bouncer to 0.0.34, respectively.
Merge the fixes
Alternative solutions
Additional context
Routine dependency upgrades are essential for Docker-based projects to ensure up-to-date security and compatibility.
See also
Acknowledgements
Thanks to the maintainers and contributors for ongoing efforts in keeping dependencies current.