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Show HN: Plot your Docker Image’s downloads over time
- politelemon 6y agoInteresting project OP. I noticed your `www.` URL doesn't work (times out) but it works without. Your README links to the www version. https://dockerstats.com/hubs/docker/lambci/lambda https://dockerstats.com/hubs/docker/lambci/lambda One suggestion OP - since you've run into the Int32 issue with several popular images (which are showing downwards as well as flat lines), it's probably worth defaulting to less 'faulty' image with upward slopes, or perhaps a random image from a curated set to showcase some actual growth. It's a shame the issue has languished, it would be interesting to see just how many times nginx was actually downloaded. https://github.com/docker/hub-feedback/issues/2003 https://github.com/docker/hub-feedback/issues/2003
- minddeep 6y agoThank you! I resolved the www issue. The idea with not showing maxed out images first is a really good one - it does look strange! Tracked it on GH!
- theamk 6y agoI know that ever since Docker added ratelimiting, many orgs added local caching of some sort, downloading much leas from the hub itself. I guess this would appear as an image suddenly getting much less popular. I wonder how many people will get alarmed by it for no reason?
- minddeep 6y agoThe problem is that docker pull counts is an int32 so 2.1bn is the max
- denysvitali 6y agoFYI: OP is the crazy guy that created Ory (ory.sh). Kudos for yet another interesting project!
- minddeep 6y agoAppreciate it ;)