Update solr-docker to include multiarch support

[mcalcote]

What does this PR do?

Updates the fabric8 plugin and adds multi-architecture builds for the ddf-solr image.

Who is reviewing it?

@middlets719
@rececoffin

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@codice/build

Ask 2 committers to review/merge the PR and tag them here.

@figliold
@pklinef
@ryeats

How should this be tested?

Confirm the changes match description here: https://dmp.fabric8.io/#build-buildx
Build the solr-docker module locally and confirm the resulting image matches your system's architecture.

Any background context you want to provide?

The configuration block should be valid for the deploy phase and buildx will produce a manifest for both images.

Checklist:

• Documentation Updated
• Update / Add Threat Dragon models
• Update / Add Unit Tests
• Update / Add Integration Tests

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[LinkMJB]

build now

[cxddfbot]

Internal build has been started, your results will be available at build completion.

[rececoffin]

Built the image locally and it was tagged with the correct architecture on my M1

[cxddfbot]

Build FAILURE See the job results in legacy Jenkins UI or in Blue Ocean UI.

[mcalcote]

[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [WARNING] DOCKER> docker: 'buildx' is not a docker command.
[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [WARNING] DOCKER> See 'docker --help'
[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [INFO] DOCKER> docker --config /jenkins/workspace/DDF/PR-6876/1/distribution/docker/solr-docker/target/docker/docker.io/codice/ddf-solr/3.1.0-SNAPSHOT/docker buildx create --driver docker-container --name maven
[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [INFO] DOCKER> unknown flag: --driver

...

[2025-03-24T15:14:17.810Z] [ERROR] DOCKER> Error status (125) while creating builder maven

@LinkMJB Do you know which version of docker is used in the build?

[LinkMJB]

[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [WARNING] DOCKER> docker: 'buildx' is not a docker command.
[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [WARNING] DOCKER> See 'docker --help'
[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [INFO] DOCKER> docker --config /jenkins/workspace/DDF/PR-6876/1/distribution/docker/solr-docker/target/docker/docker.io/codice/ddf-solr/3.1.0-SNAPSHOT/docker buildx create --driver docker-container --name maven
[2025-03-24T15:14:17.809Z] [INFO] DOCKER> unknown flag: --driver

...

[2025-03-24T15:14:17.810Z] [ERROR] DOCKER> Error status (125) while creating builder maven

@LinkMJB Do you know which version of docker is used in the build?

In order to maintain compatibility with the current DC/OS stack, Docker is at version 17.05.0-ce:

[root@tron ~]# docker --version
Docker version 17.05.0-ce, build 89658be

[mcalcote]

@LinkMJB Do you know which version of docker is used in the build?

In order to maintain compatibility with the current DC/OS stack, Docker is at version 17.05.0-ce:

[root@tron ~]# docker --version
Docker version 17.05.0-ce, build 89658be

Using buildx with Docker requires Docker engine 19.03 or newer. Are we stuck on 17 for compatibility?

[LinkMJB]

@LinkMJB Do you know which version of docker is used in the build?

In order to maintain compatibility with the current DC/OS stack, Docker is at version 17.05.0-ce:

[root@tron ~]# docker --version
Docker version 17.05.0-ce, build 89658be

Using buildx with Docker requires Docker engine 19.03 or newer. Are we stuck on 17 for compatibility?

Correct. I can try testing upgrade to 19.03 on one of the build nodes and see what breaks, if this is critical functionality we need to add to the project. I think the last time I tried exceeding what was listed on the DC/OS compatibility matrix, it wouldn't function though.

[LinkMJB]

@LinkMJB Do you know which version of docker is used in the build?

In order to maintain compatibility with the current DC/OS stack, Docker is at version 17.05.0-ce:

[root@tron ~]# docker --version
Docker version 17.05.0-ce, build 89658be

Using buildx with Docker requires Docker engine 19.03 or newer. Are we stuck on 17 for compatibility?

Correct. I can try testing upgrade to 19.03 on one of the build nodes and see what breaks, if this is critical functionality we need to add to the project. I think the last time I tried exceeding what was listed on the DC/OS compatibility matrix, it wouldn't function though.

I tried to do the Docker upgrade and it is turning out to be non-trivial even for trying to upgrade the Docker package. Docker totally removed the x86_64 packages for RHEL7 for some reason. I’m digging to see if RedHat themselves maintained a copy, but if not then my only option would be to build from source since RHEL8 won’t be compatible with DC/OS. Long-term, I need to get everything in the Connexta infrastructure that lives on top of DC/OS migrated to OpenShift or Kubernetes.

[mcalcote]

Given the restrictions outlined by @LinkMJB, this change set cannot be merged at this time as it would impede other changes in a potential near term release. An issue was opened to track the underlying problem: #6881