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It's a mystery how DockerHub remains free. The network and storage costs must be massive. Docker also sold it's enterprise business, so I am not sure who is pay
by gramakri 6y ago
It's a mystery how DockerHub remains free. The network and storage costs must be massive. Docker also sold it's enterprise business, so I am not sure who is paying for all this.
- diggan 6y agoIf you're running a package registry, you'd be painfully unaware of your own requirements if you're using a host/cloud that you need to pay for the amount of bandwidth. Hosting a package registry on AWS for example, unless you figure out a way of seriously reducing the amount of traffic (which seems to be against working towards making a popular registry), is suicidal because of the bandwidth costs.
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