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Miniconda3
Anaconda's Miniconda3 — a minimal conda installer bundling Python and the conda package manager. A dev-only base layer for data-science and scientific-computing workflows that build their own conda environments.
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linux/amd64, linux/arm64
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Active support
conda, python
Build Level 3
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Exactly what changed in this build, down to the package bumps and fixes behind the version you're pulling.
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The image layers were scanned for known malware signatures before publishing.
About Miniconda3
Miniconda3 is Anaconda's minimal installer for conda, the cross-platform package and
environment manager from Anaconda, Inc. It bundles conda, Python, and their base environment into /opt/conda/,
giving you a working environment in which to install whatever else you need from the conda or conda-forge ecosystems.
This image is intended as a build-time base layer: use it as the FROM for a stage that runs conda install …,
then copy /opt/conda (or a subset of it) into a hardened runtime image of your choice. It ships only as a dev
variant — running as root with bash, apt, and the libraries Anaconda's upstream image declares — because that is
the only configuration in which Miniconda's interactive conda install workflow is useful.
For more details, visit docs.conda.io/projects/miniconda.
A note on FIPS
This image does not ship a FIPS variant. The Miniconda installer bundles its own OpenSSL into /opt/conda/lib/, and
Python in /opt/conda/bin links against that copy — not the system OpenSSL. Swapping the system OpenSSL to a
FIPS-validated provider therefore would not make conda's runtime crypto FIPS-validated; reaching real FIPS compliance
would require rebuilding the entire bundled stack (OpenSSL plus every crypto-touching conda package) from scratch.
Anaconda, Inc. ships a separate commercial "Anaconda for FIPS" product for that use case.
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