Docker Packages

These are the packages Liferay installs in the Ubuntu OS to support a full Liferay DXP environment.

Note

This list includes neither the JDK nor the dependencies the packages require.

Package	Image	Description
bash	base	The container runs sophisticated scripts which require bash
ca-certificates	base	Base CA TLS certificates
curl	base	Used in the monitoring scripts to understand status of DXP
jq	base	Tool to support incident investigation
less	base	Tool to support incident investigation
libnss3	base	Dependency of the patching tool
telnet	base	Tool to support incident investigation
tini	base	Tiny init to enable Kubernetes to manage the container efficiently.
tree	base	Tool to support incident investigation
unzip	base	Used by the automated Patching Tool update process and the Document Library inspection
jattach	jdk	Tool for thread dump generation
bc	dxp	Tool for Document Library inspection
ffmpeg	dxp	Tool for video preview generation.
file	dxp	Tool for Document Library inspection
fonts-dejavu	dxp	Tool for better font support for previews.
ghostscript	dxp	Interpreter used for document previews
google-perftools	dxp	TCMalloc support (DOCKER_TCMALLOC_ENABLED)
imagemagick	dxp	Tool for image previews
gifsicle	dxp	Tool for GIF file previews
libtcnative-1	dxp	Tomcat native library

Installing ImageMagick and Gifsicle Manually

2025.Q2+

ImageMagick and Gifsicle are removed from all Liferay Docker images starting with the 2025.Q2 release line, including 2025.Q1.x images built after that point, but you can install them manually.

Warning

Customers who install these tools are responsible for maintaining them and addressing any security issues.

1. Run the container as the root user:

   docker exec -u root -it [container_name_or_id] bash
   

2. Install the tool you need (imagemagick or gifsicle):

   apt-get update && apt-get install -y [tool_name]
   

After installation, ensure the container’s PATH environment variable includes the binary for the installed tool.

Sample Dockerfiles

For an example of how Liferay installs these packages into the published Docker images, see the following Dockerfiles:

• bundle
• _jdk
• base