> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.minimus.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Image Tags

> Pull any Minimus image version by any tag

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](/introduction/versions)
or more generally about [Docker image tags and digests](/basics/tags-and-digests).

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## 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](/foundations/pull-policy)                                             |
| 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:

<CodeGroup>
  ```bash latest theme={null}
  docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:latest
  ```

  ```bash by stable line theme={null}
  docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:stable
  ```

  ```bash by image line theme={null}
  docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:1.26
  ```

  ```bash by version theme={null}
  docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:1.26.3
  ```

  ```bash by timestamp tag theme={null}
  docker pull reg.mini.dev/nginx-fips:1.26.3-202504300027
  ```
</CodeGroup>


## Related topics

- [Tags & Digests](/basics/tags-and-digests.md)
- [Let's Get Started](/introduction/get-started.md)
- [Sync with Hauler for Air-Gapped Kubernetes](/manage/hauler-airgap.md)