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GitHub Packages is free for public repositories so seems like a good option for OSS which likely have a GitHub presence already. https://github.com/features/pac
by laurencerowe 6y ago
GitHub Packages is free for public repositories so seems like a good option for OSS which likely have a GitHub presence already. https://github.com/features/packages https://github.com/features/packages
- GordonS 6y agoHuh, I knew GitHub Packages supported npm, NuGet and Maven, but had no idea it supported Docker images too. My guess is a lot of people don't know this. If it becomes better known, I can imagine something of an exodus from Docker Hub to GitHub Packages for OSS projects.
- laurencerowe 6y agoFurther down someone mentioned that it still requires logging in to download public packages, though they're apparently working on it.
- ithkuil 6y agoCurrently github docker registry is missing some important features, such as arbitrary media types (useful for hosting helm charts and similar things)
- grafelic 6y agoGithub Packages Registry does not support pulling by digest, making it unusable for k8s/OpenShift. https://github.community/t/cannot-pull-docker-image-from-github-package-registry-by-digest/14342/12 https://github.community/t/cannot-pull-docker-image-from-git...