The real reason this is a problem, is that docker hub has never focused on implementing standard and secure features for account management. Even with the recen

The real reason this is a problem, is that docker hub has never focused on implementing standard and secure features for account management. Even with the recently implemented access tokens, there's no way for me to limit the scope of those tokens to a specific organization or image, and thus it's no different from a password. That means if I build something from one organization, it's going to impact the ability to build something for another organization. This effort seems to me like they are trying to disguise a last ditch effort to stay afloat. Now that github, gitlab, and other great image repository options exist that don't lack these inherent security/integration features, anyone impacted can easily switch providers for no cost. This new rate limiting won't help anything for docker, it's just going to kick off the exodus away from docker. Ironically, it's this account/security/integration stuff that they lacked focus on that lost them so much financial opportunity to begin with.