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Can't run mongodb-memory-server on Linux Alpine
See original GitHub issueI got the error:
Cannot determine version string for {"os":"linux","dist":"Alpine Linux","release":"3.4.6"}
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I am using this image. It is an image that I have created with the needed environment variables built right in. It is quite fast since it doesn’t need any binaries to be downloaded and is only 158 MB. Here is the Dockerfile. Enjoy!
So if Mongo team makes alpine build we can easily add it to this package https://www.mongodb.org/dl/linux
An opened issue in MongoDB: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-36790