lifecyclemanagement/synchronizer repository overview

As Docker images are used for trying out new features, we provide three channels for ALM Octane Synchronizer on Docker. By default, Docker will pull the “latest” – or no tag – release which is always the latest stable release. We also provide more bleeding-edge releases. There are three release channels: • Stable – Found under the “latest” tag (or no tag), it provides the latest stable release. This version was thoroughly tested and is what we use in production. You should use this channel if you’re not sure what to use. • Beta – a version that was well tested but may still contain several known issues. This version is a good compromise between getting the latest features and getting a relatively stable version. To pull a different channel, use Docker tags. Use the following commands to pull the different versions: • Stable: lifecyclemanagement/synchronizer• Latest beta: lifecyclemanagement/synchronizer:beta We also provide tags for each version we release. For a complete list of all tags available, see: https://hub.docker.com/r/lifecyclemanagement/synchronizer/tags/⁠