Use apt mirrors when building the Docker image#16091
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Use apt mirrors when building the Docker image#16091nineinchnick wants to merge 1 commit intotrinodb:masterfrom
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Integrated your findings with work branch MiguelWeezardo#14 and merging to Trino as #16098 |
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Description
In the last few weeks, we've seen failures in the job that builds the Docker image where it couldn't connect to
ports.ubuntu.com. Adding mirrors toaptshould make it more resilient against such failures.I chose these two mirrors by getting a list of mirrors that include ports using this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/428698/are-there-alternative-repositories-to-ports-ubuntu-com-for-arm
and then checking which ones are the fastest using
netselect, executed on an ec2 instance in us-east-2:Out of these, the first one is invalid as it doesn't work over http, returning a 403.
Additional context and related issues
This is related to #15840
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