Docker

The image is built for linux/amd64 and linux/arm64. It holds the static binary and an empty /tmp, about 1.4 MB in all, and nothing else: no shell and no package manager, so docker exec runs torchio itself (torchio watch) rather than a shell. It runs as the non-root user 65532 and has a HEALTHCHECK on /, which runs torchio healthcheck. With START_DELAY_SECONDS the container is unhealthy until the port opens, so give the healthcheck a longer --start-period. Because of the non-root user, a directory you use as DISK_DIR (for example a mounted volume) must be writable by it.

Each release is tagged X.Y.Z (the exact version), X.Y and X (the latest patch of the minor and of the major), vX.Y.Z and latest. latest, X.Y and X move with each release, so pin the exact version where a change must not come by itself. The tags on Docker Hub of the first releases only have the v.

The binary alone, for Linux and macOS on amd64 and arm64, is attached to each release with its SHA256SUMS.