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Dockerfile: Unpin OVS and consume the latest from FDP.
OVN-Kubernetes is always lagging behind on the version of OVS it pins.
This is causing a lot of trouble with keeping up with bug fixes and
especially CVE fixes on older branches, resulting in scanners constantly
flagging this image with poor security grades.
OVS package inside the container is responsible for the following:
1. Command line utilities to talk with OVS from the host.
2. ovsdb-server processes serving OVN databases.
3. ovs-monitor-ipsec script for managing ipsec configuration on
OVN tunnels.
These tools/programs are not changing that much between patch releases,
and bug fix releases in FDP are going through a lot of testing before
becoming available in the repo. So, benefits of timely delivery of bug
and CVE fixes significantly outweighs the small risks that automatic
consumption of new builds incurs. Main OVS is working on the host and
follows FDP for a very long time now, and it's also better to keep
the minor versions between host and container in sync, just to decrease
the amount of variables in the system.
Signed-off-by: Ilya Maximets <[email protected]>
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