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> will, as of Sept.1, 2020, delete all CoreOS images I get moving on / cutting product lines but I don’t see the need to delete all the images.
by leetrout 7y ago
> will, as of Sept.1, 2020, delete all CoreOS images
I get moving on / cutting product lines but I don’t see the need to delete all the images.
- coding123 7y agoI initially had that internal reaction too, but then realized that the value in CoreOS was the updates. If they're specifically going to stop that, at this point it's like any other never gets updates OS (sure the readonly file system still helps tremendously) - so yes, people should get off ASAP. But the September date ensures that anyone that wants to fork and provide updates some other way, can definitely find the time to do that.
- lrem 7y agoMaybe they were worried about people using an os that no longer gets security updates?
- echelon 7y agoIBM is scorching the earth.
- rconti 7y agoBecause they don't want to play a part in unmaintained CD pipelines that pull ancient vulnerable images for the next many years.