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## Purpose
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This image is entirely based on the [PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter](https://github.com/CrunchyData/postgresql-prometheus-adapter) from [Chrunchydata](https://3for.me/w5wl2). From their website:
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This image is entirely based on the [PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter](https://github.com/CrunchyData/postgresql-prometheus-adapter) from [Chrunchydata](https://3for.me/w5wl2). From their website:
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> PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter is a remote storage adapter designed to utilize PostgreSQL 12 native partitioning enhancements to efficiently store Prometheus time series data in a PostgreSQL database.
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However we did a few changes to adjust the following:
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* the entire build flow is now based on the docker file, no external make step. This allows using a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline for both build and placing the image in a package registry, so the image can be used in Kubernetes via CI/CD. All manual steps are removed.
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* the entire build flow is now based on the Dockerfile, no external make step. This allows using a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline for both build and placing the image in a package registry, so the image can be used in Kubernetes via CI/CD. All manual steps are removed.
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* we moved away from CentOS 7 as base to Alpine, which creates a much smaller image footprint while providing the very same functionality.
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