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1. #UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE HOW TO#
2. #UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE INSTALL#
3. #UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE UPDATE#
4. #UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE MANUAL#

Databricks cluster) or via ShellTask submitting job to the ok so i am now sure it is because of using prefect base image because now i changed the base image from prefect to ubuntu i worked, but as far as i remember i cannot use ubuntu as base image becuase in past in DM i was facing issues, the prefect could not get the custom modules and than you told me i have to use prefect as base image and than it Inside our container where other custom modules Well it’s not that you can’t use other base image than PrefectHQ but we recommend those since they are configured to have everything you can we use everything in this image to create prefect-image based upon Ubuntu as base image? prefect/Dockerfile at 1.x Java - Ubuntu: OpenJDK 8 - Unable to locate package - Stack Overflowīut I’m not sure whether you need it - where is your Spark cluster running? Perhaps you can start a Pyspark job via API (e.g.

#UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE INSTALL#

RUN pip install Correct, in this case it may be easier to use Ubuntu base image if you really need open jdk there, here is a SO issue with some pointers: RUN pip install -upgrade google-cloud-storageĬOPY flow_utilities/ /opt/prefect/flow_utilities/ĬOPY flow_utilities_bigQ_Datastore/ /opt/prefect/flow_utilities_bigQ_Datastore/ĬOPY. RUN pip install -upgrade google-cloud-bigquery RUN pip install feast feast-postgres sqlalchemy google-auth scikit-learn Below is the docker fileĮNV JAVA_HOME="/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64"ĮNV SPARK_HOME="/spark/spark-3.1.2-bin-hadoop3.2/"ĮNV PYTHONPATH="/spark/spark-3.1.2-bin-hadoop3.2/python:$PYTHONPATH"ĮNV PATH="$PATH:/spark/spark-3.1.2-bin-hadoop3.2/bin" Is the issue is because of base image, for other docker files where spark run we have ubuntu 20.04 as base image but for prefect we have prefect as base image. i have included it the same way we were doing it for other docker files (we have already pyspark included in other docker file for the project and that works) but now when i try to include it in current docker file and builds it using cloudbuild the build fails saying Unable to locate package openjdk-8-jdk. Things were working fine but now need to install pyspark in docker file. View in #prefect-community on Hi i have flow on github and prefect agent running on gke and have docker file for storing all the custom modules which eventually goes to gcr. :)".īut I see that you have a 32-bit Raspberry Pi. Only method that works without manually downloading packages and attempting to install.

This Debian package works on Raspberry Pi's Raspian 64-bit Bullseye as of posting.

#UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE HOW TO#

How to Install Java 17 (JDK 17) on Debian 11. Java 17 on the Raspberry Pi which includes (among other things) example commands for adding Java 17 to the alternatives system. )Īdd /opt/jdk17/bin to the start of your PATH. (I get the impression that the official Debian repo managers tend to be rather slow in picking up new stuff.)Ĭarefully read the documentation in man 1 update-alternatives and update-alternatives -help and then use the -install and -slave commands to tell it about Java 17.įind the Java symlinks and manually replace them with symlinks to the Java 17 versions of the executables. You might need to find / add an "experimental" Debian package repo to do this.

#UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE MANUAL#

Remove your manual install of Java 17 and install it from the package manager. Solutions, ordered from "best" (1) to "worst". If you had installed Java 17 from the package manager, then the config files that tell update-alternatives about Java 17 would have been added too. It doesn't know it is installed, or where it is installed. update-alternatives does not know about Java 17. But it can only do this for commands and command versions that it knows about.

#UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE OPENJDK 8 JRE UPDATE#

When you run update-alternatives, it will attempt to update the symlinks.

If you run ls -l /usr/bin/java for example, I expect that you will see that it is a symlink. The "alternatives" mechanism creates and maintains symlinks to various switchable commands.

The Java 17 installation directory is NOT on the command search path ( PATH).I assume that there is (for example) a /opt/jdk17/bin/java executable. You have JAVA_HOME pointing on the base of the Java 17 installation.