Update 0.1.7.md

documentation/docs/changelog/0.1.7.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Not yet released.
 
 ### 🚀 New features
 - [Cronjobs can now be enabled/disabled and run on demand](#cron-disable)
-- [System Containers that allow OpenPanel users to run Docker and K8S](#system-containers)
+- [Ubuntu 24.04 images](#ubuntu24-images)
 - [Admin users can now be edited: rename, change password, suspend/unsuspend from OpenAdmin interface](#edit-admin-users)
 - [OpenAdmin search for users, websites and options](#admin-search)
 - [Forbidden usernames list](#forbidden-username)
@@ -150,6 +150,8 @@ We now store the ssh service status for each user and if enabled, after reboot w
 
 ### hub.docker.com
 
+OpenPanel official docker images are now hosted on hub.docker.com
+
 - Nginx stack: https://hub.docker.com/r/openpanel/nginx/tags
 - Apache stack: https://hub.docker.com/r/openpanel/apache/tags
 
@@ -171,25 +173,7 @@ With these changes, **we managed to lower the memory usage of new user accounts
 -----
 
 
-### System Containers
+### Ubuntu24 images
 
-Administrators now have the option to enable root access for OpenPanel users within their containers. This feature, initially disabled due to security concerns, has been re-enabled following recent enhancements to the stack, ensuring secure execution of root users within the containers.
+Both official images openpanel/nginx and openpanel/apache now use Uvuntu 24.04 as the base images.
-
+This change fixes 16 vulnerabilities in the previous Ubuntu 22.04 docker image 
-OpenPanel users can now securely operate Docker or Kubernetes within their OpenPanel accounts, enabling nested virtualization.
-
-
-Scheme:
-```bash
-OpenAdmin
-└── OpenPanel
-    ├── User #1
-    │   ├── Docker #1
-    │   ├── Docker #2
-    │   └── Docker #3
-    ├── User #2
-    │   ├── Docker #1
-    │   └── Docker #2
-    └── User #3
-        └── K8S
-
-```