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14 14  == 3. Assessing the impact of runtime images ==
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16 16  As mentioned the runtime image is a template which effectively means that all specific docker images that are created from this template. The template holds all latest software updates and libraries that the integration flows require. eMagiz follows the strategy to update these required libraries on a frequent basis to ensure vulnerabilities can be fixed quickly and new functionality is available on a needed basis. Furthermore, by having a single template available all runtime are operating on exactly the same software base across all eMagiz clients. This way, a single mix of libraries can be made available to the community that is tested properly and coherent. There can be no other mix of software components that behave each differently.
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18 18  === 3.1 Overal deployment strategy ===
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20 -At the moment when a release is set as active, the runtime image will be used to create specific runtime images that are used to deploy Docker containers. Effectively that means that for every release, a specific docker image is created and that docker image will be used at the moment when the deployment plan is run. That also means that at each and every deployment, all docker containers will be replaced with a new docker container based on that docker image created of the release.
20 +At the moment when the prepare release step is triggered, the runtime image will be used to create specific runtime images that are used to deploy Docker containers. Effectively that means that for every release, a specific docker image is created and that docker image will be used at the moment when the deployment plan is run. That also means that at each and every deployment, all docker containers will be replaced with a new docker container based on that docker image created of the release.
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22 22  === 3.2 Release notes & impact assessment ===
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