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This article just sort of meanders without going anywhere or providing any insight. Certainly no new insight. Docker the company didn’t manage to solve the righ
by skywhopper 7y ago
This article just sort of meanders without going anywhere or providing any insight. Certainly no new insight. Docker the company didn’t manage to solve the right problems in time. K8s hype is through the roof.
But the irony is that the Docker infrastructure is a critical dependency for the vast majority of K8s users. And if it falls apart, a lot of stuff is going to break. I hope someone has some contingency plans for Docker Hub going away.
- user5994461 7y agoI tried to cover that near the conclusion. It's likely that someone would offer docker a reasonable amount because of the docker hub and the registered users. Don't think they would sell though. AWS, Google, Azure should already have mirrors in place for their own offerings, should be ready to substitute to docker hub.