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Utterly confusing messaging from Docker once again, and this is from a prior advocate for early Docker, and part of their Captains program for several years. T
by alexellisuk 4y ago
Utterly confusing messaging from Docker once again, and this is from a prior advocate for early Docker, and part of their Captains program for several years.
The wording seems clear that they are going to delete all data and lock access unless payment is received within 30 days, whether there are public or private repos in the organisation.
I pay for a personal account, however my main concern is people taking over the official account names and publishing poison images which people are used to pulling already, and won't even think to check if the account ownership has changed.
I've asked the CTO to comment on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/alexellisuk/status/1635679295891812359?s=20 https://twitter.com/alexellisuk/status/1635679295891812359?s...
- Operyl 4y agoThat's exactly why I have a "teams" account on Docker, we had previously posted Images for an OSS project to the hub, but migrated to a different repository later on. We still push public images there, but, we tell everyone to use the new repo for upgrades/new installs. How frustrating.
- hddqsb 4y ago> however my main concern is people taking over the official account names and publishing poison images The PDF has been updated to address that: > Can someone else “squat” my namespace? > No. Even if your organization is suspended, deleted, or you choose to leave Docker voluntarily, your organization’s namespace will not be released, so other users can’t “squat” your images.