Update container-image.adoc: correct base image for openshift extension #48967
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The quarkus kubernetes extension no longer defaults to the fabric8-s2i base image. It chooses ubi9/openjdk-17 if the local java version is 17 and 21 for 21.
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Better perhaps would be link onward to the quarkus-kubernetes plugin docs... |
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🙈 The PR is closed and the preview is expired. |
gsmet
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Jul 17, 2025
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Thanks. We usually do a big search in the code base when changing the images. I think we missed this one because it was using a very old image. |
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The quarkus kubernetes extension no longer defaults to the fabric8-s2i base image. It chooses ubi9/openjdk-17 if the local java version is 17 and 21 for 21.
This removes a stale reference to
fabric8/s2i-javawhich was misleading and provides two example default values that correspond to the current plugin defaults. The chosen value is affected by the local system's JDK version.