Make Docker install self contained for installation behind restrictive firewalls

[coryadams]

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As a user of signoz installing via Docker I would like the docker-compose.yaml related images to be self contained with no external calls for additional items such as the wget for the histogram-binary for example

Describe alternatives you've considered

We have to pull in each docker image individually into our enterprise repository as we are unable to use docker.io / docker hub or other alternatives. We have modified the docker-compose.yaml files from signoz to try to get the installs to work which is challenging from release to release.

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[coryadams]

I want to add that this really does prevent Signoz from being used in an enterprise that disallows access to public repositories which is really very common.

[grandwizard28]

Hi @coryadams,
We have one binary histogram-quantile which is needed by clickhouse. I see a couple of options:

1. Pull the histogram-quantile into your internal repository. If you have an internal hosted repository for tarballs, you can just pull our tarball and publish it there. It has not changed in the past year and is pretty stable.

2. Create a custom docker image for clickhouse by embedding the histogram-quantile inside the image. We can definitely help in creating the custom docker image for clickhouseby providing the Dockerfile. You can then push this image in your internal repository.