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2 -In this microlearning, we'll explore the concept of runtime images and their crucial role in deploying and maintaining eMagiz containers. A runtime image serves as the blueprint for creating container images, encompassing everything from the operating system to necessary libraries and configurations. We'll discuss how updates to these images impact your deployments, strategies for managing these updates, and steps for disaster recovery in case issues arise. Understanding this will help ensure your eMagiz environment remains stable and up-to-date.
2 +In this microlearning, we will focus on helping you to assess the impact of upgrading to a new image.
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4 4  If you have any questions, please contact [[academy@emagiz.com>>mailto:academy@emagiz.com]].
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8 8  * Advanced knowledge of the eMagiz platform
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10 10  == 2. Key concepts ==
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11 11  With runtime image, we mean the template used to create runtime-specific (docker) images. That image is used to deploy an eMagiz container and contains all required software components to let the eMagiz container function properly. One of the critical requirements is to load the necessary libraries used by runtime flows. A library in this context is a software component that performs a specific, often technical function in the eMagiz runtime. These libraries are based on Java and many open-source frameworks, such as Spring and Artemis. Given that these frameworks also continuously develop, it means that from time to time, we need to upgrade the versions of these underlying frameworks.
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13 13  == 3. Assessing the impact of runtime images ==