Via Docker Image

Our universal Docker image is ready-to-use on linux/amd64 and linux/arm64. The Docker image name always starts with jinaai/jina followed by a tag composed of three parts:

jinaai/jina:{version}{python_version}{extra}

• {version}: The version of Jina-serve. Possible values:
  • latest: the last release;
  • master: the master branch of jina-ai/jina repository;
  • x.y.z: the release of a particular version;
  • x.y: the alias to the last x.y.z patch release, i.e. x.y = x.y.max(z);
• {python_version}: The Python version of the image. Possible values:
  • , -py37: Python 3.7;
  • -py38 for Python 3.8;
  • -py39 for Python 3.9;
• {extra}: the extra dependency installed along with Jina-serve. Possible values:
  • : Jina is installed inside the image with minimum dependencies pip install jina;
  • -perf: Jina is installed inside the image via pip install jina. It includes all performance dependencies;
  • -standard: Jina is installed inside the image via pip install jina. It includes all recommended dependencies;
  • -devel: Jina is installed inside the image via pip install "jina[devel]". It includes standard plus some extra dependencies;

Examples:

• jinaai/jina:0.9.6: the 0.9.6 release with Python 3.7 and the entrypoint of jina.
• jinaai/jina:latest: the latest release with Python 3.7 and the entrypoint of jina
• jinaai/jina:master: the master with Python 3.7 and the entrypoint of jina

Image alias and updates

12 images are built, i.e. taking the combination of:

• {python_version} = ["-py37", "-py38", "-py39"]
• {extra} = ["", "-devel", "-standard", "-perf"]

Image size on different tags

[Due to a known bug in shields.io/Docker Hub API](https://github.com/badges/shields/issues/7583), the following badge may show "invalid" status randomly.