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If you are on Linux and using only the open-source bits (that's what I do) and have subscription for the registry, why would you be moving anywhere? What does t
by frant-hartm 5y ago
If you are on Linux and using only the open-source bits (that's what I do) and have subscription for the registry, why would you be moving anywhere? What does this change bring that I am missing? As I understand it the change only affects Docker Desktop, which is for MacOS and Windows.
- emptysongglass 5y agoIt's not this change in particular, it's that you can get paid image registries with better customer support at a lower price point and higher availability. Docker needs to value add to their bare registry product otherwise they will be outcompeted by larger companies that can offer registries as part of a larger product suite. Unfortunately, Docker's most valuable addition, developer environments, is only for two of the three OSes used most commonly by developers in a corporate environment. No company is going to adopt a feature that can only be used by two-thirds of its workforce.