The release process for werf includes the publication of images with werf, necessary utilities, and pre-configured settings for building with the Buildah backend.

You can find examples of using werf images in the Getting Started.

The images follow the naming convention:

  • registry.werf.io/werf/werf:<group> (e.g., registry.werf.io/werf/werf:3);
  • registry.werf.io/werf/werf:<group>-<channel> (e.g., registry.werf.io/werf/werf:3-stable);
  • registry.werf.io/werf/werf:<group>-<channel>-<os> (e.g., registry.werf.io/werf/werf:3-stable-alpine);
  • registry.werf.io/werf/werf:<version> (e.g., registry.werf.io/werf/werf:3.6.1);
  • registry.werf.io/werf/werf:<version>-<os> (e.g., registry.werf.io/werf/werf:3.6.1-alpine).

Where:

  • <group>: version group; use 3;
  • <channel>: release channel, such as alpha, beta, ea, stable (default), or rock-solid;
  • <os>: operating system, such as alpine (default), ubuntu, or fedora;
  • <version>: version (e.g., 3.6.1). If the release version includes +fix (e.g., 3.6.1+fix1), it will be converted to 3.6.1.fix1 version.