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eclipse-temurin final patch 21.0.7_6-jdk-alpine -> 21.0.9_10-jdk-alpine

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This pull request focuses on maintaining the currency and security of the project's build environment by updating the base Java Docker image. It ensures that the example applications for Gradle and Maven are built using the latest patch version of the Eclipse Temurin JDK 21 Alpine image, which can bring stability improvements and critical security fixes.

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  • Dependency Update: The eclipse-temurin Docker image tag has been updated from 21.0.7_6-jdk-alpine to 21.0.9_10-jdk-alpine.
  • Affected Files: This update impacts the Dockerfile in both the gradle-example and maven-example directories, ensuring consistency across Java build examples.
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This pull request updates the eclipse-temurin JDK base image from version 21.0.7_6 to 21.0.9_10 in the Dockerfiles for both the Gradle and Maven examples. While this update is beneficial for security and bug fixes, my review highlights a significant discrepancy: the build configurations (cloudbuild.yaml) for both examples use JDK 17, while the runtime environments in the Dockerfiles are based on JDK 21. This version mismatch can lead to unexpected runtime issues. I've recommended aligning the JDK versions across the build and runtime environments for better stability and consistency. Additionally, I've suggested pinning the Docker base images by their digest for more secure and reproducible builds.

# limitations under the License.

FROM eclipse-temurin:21.0.7_6-jdk-alpine
FROM eclipse-temurin:21.0.9_10-jdk-alpine

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While updating the JDK version is a good practice, I've noticed that the build environment defined in gradle-example/cloudbuild.yaml uses JDK 17 (gradle:8-jdk17), whereas this Dockerfile specifies a JDK 21 runtime. Using different major JDK versions for build and runtime can lead to subtle compatibility issues and prevents you from using newer language features. It's highly recommended to align the JDK versions across your build and runtime environments.

For more deterministic and secure builds, I've updated this line to pin the base image using its digest (@sha256:...) instead of a mutable tag. This ensures you're always using the exact same base image.

FROM eclipse-temurin@sha256:4c73b24803c642e8a7f7634335a4358d1931cf94132367f6f1c13750e5995b0b

# limitations under the License.

FROM eclipse-temurin:21.0.7_6-jdk-alpine
FROM eclipse-temurin:21.0.9_10-jdk-alpine

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Similar to the gradle example, I've noticed a mismatch between the build and runtime JDK versions. The build environment in maven-example/cloudbuild.yaml uses JDK 17 (maven:3-eclipse-temurin-17-alpine), but this Dockerfile uses a JDK 21 runtime. To ensure consistency and prevent potential runtime issues, it's best practice to use the same major JDK version for both building and running your application.

For improved build reproducibility and security, I've also updated this line to pin the base image by its digest (@sha256:...) rather than a tag, which can be overwritten.

FROM eclipse-temurin@sha256:4c73b24803c642e8a7f7634335a4358d1931cf94132367f6f1c13750e5995b0b

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