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- jrockway 5y agoDocker Hub also has rate limits and outages, so yet another thing you want to cache if you promise customers "we'll install our software in your Kubernetes cluster in 15 minutes 99.95% of the time".
- kawsper 5y agoI don't see how any of those are build machines that are offline.
- oauea 5y agoBuild machines generally want to be 'online' so they can connect to the internet. They want to connect to the internet so they can access services hosted on the internet. Many of those services use Cloudflare, Akamari or Github. If any of those are down, those services are down. Now it's great that your build machine is online, but the packages it's trying to fetch won't be available because their CDN is offline. Now if only you had a local caching proxy.