* git: 2.24.3-r0
* mercurial: 5.3.2-r0
* unzip: 6.0-r6

Reason behind that is that /tmp is often used by programs and our
pipelines to write and read temporary files in /tmp. Since /tmp is on
the overlay filesystem created by docker it will be slower then a volume
mount. So adding it as a volume should slightly improve pipeline
performance.

Packages are:
* aws-cli
* google-cloud-sdk

The packages that where upgraded are:
* openjdk
* e2fsprog

Setting /var/lib/docker as a volume should allow for faster docker
builds as well as faster docker executions since it won't be writting on
the container filesystem, but on a seperate one (temporary).

* bash-5.0.11-r1
* bzip2-1.0.8-r1
* python2-2.7.16-r3
* curl-7.67.0-r0
* e2fsprogs-1.45.4-r0
* git-2.24.1-r0
* iptables-1.8.3-r1
* mercurial-5.2.1-r0
* openjdk8-8.232.09-r0
* procps-3.3.16-r0
* subversion-1.12.2-r1

* docker  19.03.5
* awscli  1.16.310
* gcloud  275.0.0
* helm    2.16.1
* kubectl 1.17.0

Removal of `kops` package.

* curl-7.66.0-r0
* git-2.22.2-r0
* openjdk8-8.222.10-r0
* openssh-client-8.1_p1-r0
* subversion-1.12.2-r0

BumpJnlp

Approved-by: Guillaume Donval <guillaume.donval@fxinnovation.com>

Trying to launch docker

Add tests

This is due to the huge docker refactor from 1.x to 17.x and passing to moby and docker CE etc etc