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Docker’s not obligated to host open source, but they sure worked hard to convince open source projects to jump on their free offerings in their earlier years.
by AlchemistCamp 4y ago
Docker’s not obligated to host open source, but they sure worked hard to convince open source projects to jump on their free offerings in their earlier years.
I can definitely understand how it could be frustrating for project maintainers.
- orbz 4y agoI’m more worried about the second order impacts here: what about all the container files that referenced these open source images? I imagine there are a lot more of those than those pushed to DockerHub.
- j45 4y agoMy hope is the last versions are frozen in place and new versions require the updated accounts. It’s a gentle way to not break peoples setups and instead alter them to it needing to be updated.