Image Tags

Users of the Minimus Community Edition can pull any supported image version by any available image tag. Learn more about how Minimus organizes images by lines and versions or more generally about Docker image tags and digests.

Image tags explained

Tag	Example	Behavior
`latest`	`nginx-fips:latest`	Always resolves to the most recently published image. Pulling this tag again in the future may give you a different image than today.
Stable line	`nginx-fips:stable`	Tracks the current stable release line. Updates automatically to the newest stable patch but never jumps to a new major or minor version without your input.
Image line	`nginx-fips:1.26`	Pins to a specific minor version. You will receive patch updates automatically, but your image will not advance to 1.27.
Version	`nginx-fips:1.26.3`	Pins to an exact version. You can receive vulnerability patches and stay protected by making sure to pull fresh images
Timestamp	`nginx-fips:1.26.3-202504300027`	Pins to a specific build of a specific version. The timestamp tag is equivalent to the image digest. It is useful for full reproducibility in air-gapped or compliance-sensitive environments.

For example, if you want to pull to the NGINX-FIPS image, you can pull by any of the image tags:

docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:latest

docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:stable

docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:1.26

docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:1.26.3

docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:1.26.3-202504300027