Feature summary
Please provide a bookworm-based webservice image.
Use case(s)
I use the WMF Gitlab shared CI runner to build the webservice for https://spamcheck.toolforge.org. It is written in Rust and the runners apparently use bookworm or later. This causes problems because the application is compiled against a newer glibc and thus does not even start in a Kubernetes webservice pod.
As a workaround I currently use cargo-zigbuild to build against an older glibc but that is cumbersome.
Benefits (why should this be implemented?):
Webservices based on Rust/C/C++/Zig can be built on the WMF gitlab CI runners.